AEW heads to Australia in February to host their first-ever big show in the country as they present this year's Grant Slam event. Previously, Grand Slam was a two-part TV special held at the Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York,

"Having [Grand Slam Australia] be a TV event has always been the plan," says AEW's Tony Khan. Tony Khan has claimed AEW's upcoming Grand Slam Australia event was always intended to be a television event, not a pay-per-view.

AEW Grand Slam Australia moved to Brisbane Entertainment Centre, which only seats 13,000 - much smaller than previous events. The event was always planned as a TV special following the NBA All-Star, not PPV as fans believed. Fans are disappointed in AEW Grand Slam Australia change, feeling scammed with soaring costs for a shortened TV taping.

AEW Grand Slam Australia is set to be headlined by Mariah May defending her AEW Women's Championship against Toni Storm. Fans can check out the lineup for the show by clicking here.

Tony Khan stated that the plan for AEW Grand Slam Australia has always been to be a television event rather than a pay-per-view.

Kazuchika Okada will defend his AEW Continental Championship against Buddy Matthews at AEW Grand Slam Australia on February 15. Matthews issued the challenge on February 1st episode of AEW Collision, and the match was made official on the February 5th episode of AEW Dynamite.

The mystery around when AEW Grand Slam Australia will air on TV domestically has been solved, according to the upcoming TNT schedule. The official listing has the Saturday, February 15th show

AEW is set to hold its first event ever in Australia as it heads to The Brisbane Entertainment Centre for Grand Slam Australia on Feb. 15. Mariah May and "Timeless" Toni Storm are expected to headline the show for the AEW Women's World Championship,