Breaking Down AEW World’s End 2023

AEW’s Spectacular Showdown: Worlds End 2023 Takes the Stage

In a whirlwind year for AEW, the pay-per-view schedule has soared to new heights. From hosting just, a handful of major events annually, AEW now maintains a pulsating rhythm, delivering nearly one blockbuster show per month. Culminating this trend is the grand finale for 2023, Worlds End, slated for Saturday, December 30, at the renowned Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, New York.

Headlining this extravaganza is MJF, the hometown hero, defending his AEW World Championship against the formidable Samoa Joe. Their upcoming clash, the second title bout in New York within the past 90 days, holds the promise of extending MJF’s reign as the reigning champion.

However, a twist in the tale emerges as reports circulate about MJF nursing a torn labrum. Despite the setback, MJF remains resolute, pursuing treatment to steer clear of potential surgery and ensure his presence at Worlds End.

For AEW, MJF’s role is irreplaceable, and his absence, be it as a champion or in another capacity, would undeniably reverberate as a major setback.

As the countdown to the PPV begins, all eyes are on MJF’s status. Should his situation morph into a captivating storyline, the involvement of key figures like Adam Cole and Roderick Strong adds an intriguing dimension to the unfolding narrative.

While no additional matches are officially on the schedule, fans can expect the customary array of matches that define AEW’s PPVs. Whether it’s showcase battles for the AEW International Championship, AEW Tag Team Championship, or TBS and TNT Championships, the final show of 2023 promises a showcase of talent, featuring the likes of Adam Copeland, Christian, Jon Moxley, Orange Cassidy, Julia Hart, and Bryan Danielson.

Save the date for the action-packed Worlds End on Saturday, December 30!