Brief
WWE set to stream Worlds Collide opposite AEW Dynamite tribute to PAC, Meltzer reports
WWE plans to stream its inter‑promotional Worlds Collide event on the same night AEW airs a Dynamite tribute to the recently deceased PAC.
By Felo News Desk · Published
WWE is scheduled to stream its Worlds Collide event on September 30 at 7 p.m. Eastern Time, directly opposite AEW Dynamite’s tribute show for the late PAC, according to veteran journalist Dave Meltzer.
What happened
Worlds Collide will be presented from Rosemont, Illinois, and will be streamed on YouTube rather than aired live on television. AEW announced that this week’s Dynamite will honor PAC following his death over the weekend.
What the reports add
Sportskeeda cited Meltzer’s comments on Wrestling Observer Radio, noting that WWE’s decision appears aimed at hurting AEW’s ratings, though Meltzer described the impact as “miniscule.” The outlet also highlighted that WWE’s move follows AEW’s recent announcement of All Out in Chicago.
What was said
“As of right now, WWE is still planning on airing Worlds Collide at 7PM Eastern on Wednesday against PAC’s Dynamite tribute show. I hope they reconsider. People in their own company hope they reconsider. Ultimately, the goal is that they don’t get renewed, and the way to not get renewed is to hurt their TV ratings.” – Dave Meltzer, Wrestling Observer Radio, reported by Sportskeeda
Key facts
- WWE will stream Worlds Collide on September 30 at 7 p.m. Eastern on YouTube. (sportskeeda.com)
- AEW Dynamite will air a tribute show for the late PAC on the same night. (sportskeeda.com)
- Dave Meltzer said WWE’s goal is to affect AEW’s ratings, though he called the effect "miniscule." (sportskeeda.com)
Sources
- [1] sportskeeda.com — originally reported as “Backstage reaction in WWE to Worlds Collide going head-to-head against AEW Dynamite this week - Report”
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