AEW Moving Television Tapings From Daily’s Place To New Location

Change it up a little. The wrestling world is in a very different place than it was just a month ago and that does not seem to be changing anytime soon. There is only so much that can be done at the moment and for the most part, only WWE and AEW are hanging in there compared to the other companies. That can make for some rough goings and one of those shows is going somewhere else at the moment.

One of the major perks that WWE and AEW have had over the other promotions in the world are owning their own facilities. WWE has the Performance Center and AEW has Daily’s Place, both of which offer an open venue for the companies to run their shows as long as they want. However, one of those locations might not be available for the time being so things have to change a bit.

According to F4WOnline.com, AEW will be moving its Dynamite and Dark tapings to an undisclosed location somewhere in the southeastern United States. The change comes a parking lot near Daily’s Place being used for Coronavirus testing, which could cause issues for the tapings. In addition, all Jacksonville hotels are closed except to essential business, which could make it difficult for the wrestlers to find a place to stay. There is no word on how long this change will last.

There was a lot done at Daily’s Place. Check out some of the better moments:

Opinion: What matters for AEW is the fact that they are getting to run the shows. That is how things are going to keep going as well and that’s a good thing for the company. I’m not sure how long they can keep jumping from place to place, but there are only so many places that can be used as long term locations. This is as good as anything else they can do so maybe this will be their best move.

What are you expecting from the show? Where should AEW go next? Let us know in the comments below.

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