AEW will bring their now-annual Grand Slam event back to Queens, New York, this September, according to Andrew Zarian.
Zarian tweeted Wednesday that Wednesday, September 20th is the date both the live Dynamite and taped Rampage will emanate from Arthur Ashe Stadium — home of the U.S. Open for tennis.
It will be the third-such edition of Grand Slam — the first pro wrestling event to take place in the historic venue. The first one marked AEW's first-ever stadium show when it debuted in 2021.
It has yet to be officially announced by the company, but it was one year ago today they confirmed the date and announced the on-sale for the second Grand Slam.
The first edition drew over 20,000 fans with the gate falling just short of $1 million ($960,000) while last year's event surpassed the $1 million gate number with considerably less fans (13,800 fans, 12,600 of them paid).
The event will be the third in a busy four-week stretch for AEW as they head to London's Wembley Stadium for All In on August 27th followed by All Out the next week in Chicago during Labor Day weekend followed by Grand Slam.
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