Tony Khan has confirmed that AEW will once again round out the 2026 pay-per-view calendar with Worlds End.
Speaking on the media call ahead of All Out, Khan confirmed that the show would go ahead this year, and teased that an official announcement would be on the way soon.
2026 has seen All Elite Wrestling put on its largest PPV calendar to date. When Worlds End is announced, 10 events will be set to take place. At the time of writing, All Out, WrestleDream and Full Gear are the confirmed shows for the remainder of the year.
Tony Khan Confirms AEW Worlds End Will Take Place
Worlds End was first introduced in 2023. The inaugural show was headlined by Samoa Joe defeating MJF to become the new World Champion. The victory brought to an end MJF’s second World Title reign, which is currently the longest in company history.
The pay-per-view has also played host to the Continental Classic finals each year. The round-robin tournament has concluded in December since 2023, with the winner being crowned the new Continental Champion. Eddie Kingston won the first tournament. It has been announced that the Continental Classic will be returning for 2026.
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