Brandon Thurston and Chris Gullo discuss the economics of AEW's Full Gear pay-per-view, and try to estimate how much revenue All Elite Wrestling might've grossed for the event.

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Plus, a deep look into WWE's financial outlook according to Brandon Thurston, and how that outlook compares to how stock analysts expect the company to perform.

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Wrestlenomics: AEW Full Gear business, WWE financial outlook