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AEW stronghold to close for several years due to renovations

Posted on by Josh Nason

Daily’s Place — the home of AEW during the height of the pandemic and an annual stop for AEW shows — will be unavailable for use over the next two years at minimum.

A concert next week will close the Jacksonville, Florida, outdoor venue for both 2026, 2027 and likely most of 2028 as part of the Khan family’s “Stadium of the Future” project that will connect Daily’s Place to the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars’ EverBank Stadium.

The project is expected to be completed in 2028. The city owns the eight year old venue while Shad Khan’s Bold Events runs operations. The stadium itself will be shut down in 2027 with the Jaguars playing at WWE WrestleMania venue Camping World Stadium in Orlando for that season instead.

AEW last appeared at Daily’s Place in October for its Title Tuesday event and a Wednesday Collision taping. Aside from a month-long April stint in Norcross, Georgia, at the Nightmare Factory, the venue was the home of AEW from March 2020 through June 2021 during COVID.

Ring of Honor TV spoilers from Daily’s Place

Posted on by JJ Williams

The following are spoilers for a future edition of Ring of Honor TV taped Wednesday night, April 24 in Jacksonville, Florida at Daily’s Place. 

The taping featured the ROH debut of Camron Branae, formerly known as Amari Miller in WWE NXT. 

The Infantry were in tag team action at the taping against The Outrunners. 

A Proving Ground match featuring the ROH World Tag Team Champions Mike Bennett & Matt Taven was held, as was an Aaron Solo vs. Jon Cruz singles bout.

The Dark Order’s Evil Uno, Alex Reynolds & John Silver were in trios action at Wednesday’s taping. 

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  • The Infantry (Shawn Dean & Carlie Bravo w/Trish Adora) defeated The Outrunners (Turbo Floyd & Truth Magnum w/Hyena Hera)
  • Nyla Rose defeated Camron Branae
  • Proving Ground match: ROH World Tag Team Champions The Undisputed Kingdom (Matt Taven & Mike Bennett) defeated The Qrown (Leonis & Maximus)
  • The Dark Order (Alex Reynolds, John Silver & Evil Uno) defeated Zicky Dice, Adam Priest & Sean Maluta
  • Aaron Solo defeated Jon Cruz

Tony Khan confirms Jacksonville return for Dynamite & Rampage

Posted on by Bryan Rose

AEW’s final two shows of 2021 will be held in a familiar location.

Tony Khan on Twitter today confirmed that AEW will hold Dynamite live on December 29, with a new episode of Rampage airing on New Year’s Eve.

“In 2022 Dynamite will move to TBS & Rampage will stay on TNT.” Khan wrote. “I think it’s very fitting that the final #AEWDynamite on TNT will take place December 29 Live at our longtime home @dailysplace in Jacksonville + we’ll film the first ever @dailysplace #AEWRampage to air on NYE Dec 31!”

December 29 will mark the final episode of Dynamite on TNT. Starting on January 5, the show will move to TBS, with Rampage remaining on TNT. The first Dynamite to air on TBS will be held in Newark, New Jersey at the Prudential Center.

Here is the current schedule for AEW through January, including the recently moved New Orleans date in April:

  • Wednesday, November 10: Dynamite (Indiana Farmers Coliseum in Indianapolis, Indiana)
  • Friday, November 12: Rampage (Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota)
  • Saturday, November 13: Full Gear (Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota)
  • Wednesday, November 17: Dynamite (Chartway Arena in Norfolk, Virginia)
  • Wednesday, November 24: Dynamite (Wintrust Arena in Chicago, Illinois)
  • Wednesday, December 1: Dynamite (Gas South Arena in Duluth, Georgia)
  • Wednesday, December 8: Dynamite (UBS Arena in Long Island, New York)
  • Wednesday, December 15: Dynamite (Curtis Culwell Center in Garland, Texas)
  • Wednesday, December 22: Dynamite (Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro, North Carolina)
  • Wednesday, December 29: Dynamite (Daily’s Place in Jacksonville, Florida)
  • Wednesday, January 5: Dynamite (Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey)
  • Wednesday, January 12: Dynamite (PNC Arena in Raleigh, North Carolina)
  • Wednesday, April 13: Dynamite (UNO Lakefront Arena in New Orleans, Louisiana)