How to Watch Fyter Fest

If you want to watch the Fyter Fest, but are not sure what time to turn on your television, there is no need to panic. We've got you covered with some great tips on when to tune in to the event.

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All Elite Wrestling (AEW) will return this Saturday with Fyter Fest. The show will be held at the Daytona Beach Ocean Center in Florida, and will feature several matches. A pre-show will start an hour before the main event.

AEW's Fyter Fest will include a few notable matches. They will also feature a few notable surprises. While AEW is still young, the show will be a bit of a milestone in the company's history.

AEW's first pay-per-view event, Double or Nothing, took place in November. Now, the organization is back with a collaborative show with CEO Gaming. This show will take place in Daytona Beach on June 29. There are a few matches on the card, but the main event will feature a six-man tag team match.

This AEW Fyter Fest will also feature a number of female competitors. You'll be able to see some of the best of the female crop in action, including Nyla Rose and Peter Avalon. Other noteworthy matches include The Young Bucks vs. Kenny Omega, and Laredo Kid vs. Lucha Brothers.

It's also not too late to buy tickets. Tickets can be purchased online through the official website. The promotion is also offering a code to unlock tickets to the event. To do so, you'll simply have to use the AEWJEB code.

AEW Fyter Fest will air on both B/R Live and FITE TV. If you live in the United States, you'll be able to watch the show for free. In other countries, you'll need to purchase a subscription to B/R Live.

Aside from the obvious, the AEW Fyter Fest will also include a free pre-show. Several notable matches will be featured, including a combustible elements match. Another AEW event, the AEW PPV, has been a part of Kenny Omega's storyline on Bring the Elite.

The AEW Fyter Fest will also mark the debut of two new AEW wrestlers. Jon Moxley and Joey Janela will both make their in-ring debuts.

There's a few more notable matches up for grabs. You can watch them on B/R Live, or you can check out the AEW official YouTube channel.

Buy-in starts at 7:30 p.m. ET

The Buy In preshow is one of the highlights of AEW's Fyter Fest on June 29. The Buy In is a show designed to draw attention to AEW's upcoming PPV. It will be a hardcore event that will likely feature entertaining moments.

The Buy In will take place at 7:30 PM ET on the AEW YouTube channel. According to AEW, the main show will take place at 8:30 PM.

There are two notable matches on the main event card. First is the six-man tag match between The Young Bucks, Kenny Omega, and Lucha Bros. This was an excellent way to showcase the talents of the aforementioned teams.

A battle royal is also scheduled to be held. However, it is unclear how the match will play out.

Other highlights include the debut of a new AEW wrestler, Darby Allin. This will be the first time that this talented superstar makes an appearance. He will be introduced by Cody.

The AEW Fyter Fest will also feature a six-man tag team match and a female competition. While it may be an oxymoron to say that a women's match will be on a PPV, it's unlikely that AEW won't try to make it work.

A three-way tag team match involving Best Friends, SCU, and Private Party is worth mentioning as well. The winner of this match will receive a bye in the first round of the Tag Team Championship Tournament.

The AEW Fyter Festival isn't just a wrestling event, it's a gaming festival. AEW partnered with CEO Gaming to present the Fyter Fest, a free to stream and available on B/R Live and FITE TV. As you might have guessed, this event is a parody of the failed Fyre Festival. For more information about Fyter Fest and to buy tickets, visit the official website. It's also been announced that Wrestling Inc will be covering the show. They will release a podcast on the topic after the show.

The AEW Fyter festival is going to be held at the Ocean Center in Daytona Beach, Florida. The event will be free to watch and will be streamed on the B/R Live app.

Matches

If you are a fan of All Elite Wrestling, you are likely excited about the matches that will be featured at Fyter Fest. This two-week event will feature some of the most exciting wrestlers in AEW. It will also include a Triple Threat Match.

In the first week of the All Elite Wrestling show, fans were treated to a non-stop week of action. Swerve In Our Glory became AEW World Tag Team Champions after defeating the Young Bucks and Team Taz. The following night, the Varsity Blonds earned their title shot against Christian Cage and Luchasaurus.

On the main event, Brody King and Darby Allin were fighting for the Interim AEW World Championship. After a great bumping and bump-bouncer-bump-bump match, Darby Allin landed on Brody King. Clearly, the abrasive pair have a bad blood issue.

Ahead of Fyter Fest, AEW announced two matches for the special. One match involved Chris Jericho and Eddie Kingston. However, a stipulation was also revealed for this match.

Another match will see Jake Hager take on Claudio Castagnoli. Despite their differences, both men have been loyal to Chris Jericho. As such, the former will face Castagnoli in a match for the Fyter Fest Dynamite special.

Two other matches were also announced for Fyter Fest. Several of AEW's female stars were announced as well. Penelope Ford is one of these. While her style is different from Hikaru Shima, she has been making her mark.

AEW is bringing back its annual Fyter Fest event. This is the last major AEW show of the year, but it will be held on two nights. AEW fans should make sure to keep an eye out for live coverage on sportskeeda.

This will be a great way to end the year. There will be more action on the schedule for AEW next year, too. Whether or not they decide to stick with the original two-night format, Fyter Fest will have plenty of matches that you can't miss.

Don't forget to check out FITE TV, the international home of AEW. You can watch the show for a small fee.

Recap of Double or Nothing

There was a lot going on at the All Elite Wrestling Double or Nothing at Fyter Fest. The main event was arguably the best in the company's history and the crowd was incredibly loud. It was also a great match between CM Punk and Adam Page. Here's a recap of the action.

The main event saw CM Punk defeat Hangman Page and win the AEW world championship. The crowd was very vocal in their support of CM Punk, with the "CM Punk!" and "Cowboy Shit!" chants. After the match, the audience went wild for CM Punk, and he won the title in a very emotional way. This was an excellent performance from Punk and one of the top matches of the decade.

One of the pre-show matches had a strong crowd reaction, with Hook and Danhousen making their debut. They both did well, but Danielson's abilities didn't make up for the match's shortcomings. The other match was a squash match that didn't fully take advantage of the talents of Danielson, and it may have been a punishment for the MJF's real-life threat to cancel the Double or Nothing.

AEW also featured a pre-show that included a match between the Young Bucks and the Lucha Bros and Laredo Kid. The fans were incredibly excited for this match, especially the Lucha Bros. Both teams worked hard to get the crowd riled up. A fun match ensued, but the crowd was restless and the action was never stopped.

After the match, it looked like the crowd was getting ready to go home. Then, there was a surprise. Suddenly, the AEW main event came to a halt. While it was a huge moment in pro wrestling history, it was short-lived.

At the same time, a sly smile appeared on Moxley's face. He had a lot of trouble finishing his match, but he managed to dig deep and win it in the end with his Deathrider. In the end, it was a fun match that had some good submission spots. The crowd enjoyed it, and AEW's performance was a big success.