Okay, here’s a blog post sharing my experience figuring out how to watch an AEW PPV event, written in the style you requested:
So, I’ve been a wrestling fan for a while now, but I gotta admit, I haven’t been keeping up with AEW as much as I should. But Sting’s retirement got me all nostalgic, you know? The guy’s a legend, and I figured I gotta watch his last match, no matter what. That’s when I started looking into this whole AEW PPV thing.
First thing I did was hit up Google, just like any normal person would, right? Typed in “AEW PPV cost” and started digging. Turns out, these AEW events aren’t just on regular TV. They’re on pay-per-view, which, if you’re not familiar, means you gotta shell out some extra cash to watch them.
Now, here’s where it got interesting. There were a few different ways to watch, which was kinda confusing at first. I saw something about Triller TV, , and even YouTube having it. Each one seemed to have the same price, $49.99. Yeah, you heard that right, 50 bucks to watch one wrestling event! I mean, I love Sting, but that’s a bit steep, isn’t it?
I started to compare the options. Triller TV was saying you get a replay with the purchase, which is cool, I guess. But honestly, I’m probably just gonna watch it live. Then there’s . They seem pretty straightforward, just buy it and watch it.
And then, there was that other one called FiteTV and there was a press release dated December 19, 2024. I don’t know, man, it’s all so complicated. I just want to watch some wrestling.
I wanted to know if there are other ways so I searched more. Then I found something about a “yearly PPV bundle” from AEW’s own website! So they have a vault? And I can get “unlimited on-demand access” to their past events? Not a bad deal, but I only want to see this one event for now.
After going back and forth, I finally decided to go with Triller TV. It seemed like the most popular option, and I figured it’d be the easiest to set up. Plus, that replay feature might come in handy if I miss something.
- Went to the Triller TV website.
- Created an account (ugh, another password to remember).
- Put in my credit card info (fingers crossed it’s secure).
- And boom, I was all set!
It wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be, but it definitely took some time to figure it all out. I just hope the event is worth the 50 bucks! If you’re thinking about watching an AEW PPV, just be prepared to do a little research, and maybe have your wallet ready. It’s not the simplest thing in the world, but hey, sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do for your favorite wrestlers, right?
Now, I’m all excited for the event. Let’s see if Sting’s got one last hurrah in him. Gonna be epic! Also I think this is my first time purchasing a PPV event. Hope everything goes well.
Wish me luck!.
