AEW’s All Out 2024 Pushes Boundaries with Extreme Violence, Tony Khan Defends Controversial Content

The recent All Out 2024 event has been described as one of the darkest pay-per-views in AEW’s history, featuring intense violence and brutality. The event showcased several shocking moments, including Daniel Garcia attempting to seriously injure MJF, Jon Moxley suffocating Bryan Danielson with a plastic bag, and a particularly brutal main event between Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page.

In response to questions about the event’s extreme content, AEW President Tony Khan expressed confidence in the company’s ability to manage such intense performances. He praised the roster’s talent and intelligence, as well as the backstage staff and coaches. Khan emphasized that a great deal of thought went into the show’s planning and execution, describing it as an ambitious and special effort. He likened the event to a rollercoaster ride, featuring a variety of matches and finishes, and credited its success to the combined efforts of the wrestlers, staff, and fans in attendance.

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