Earlier this year, Cody Rhodes claimed a bunch of trademarks, saying that he was “trying to bring Dad’s cattle home.” While he said that most weren’t to be used for AEW, some inevitably were, and we now see the first fruits of that labor. AEW’s January 15 event in Miami is now officially called AEW Bash at the Beach, continuing a WCW PPV lineage that dates back to 1994. While the event isn’t a PPV in 2019, it does kick off a special week of AEW festivities.
The #AEWDynamite scheduled for Wednesday, January 15th in Miami, Florida has gotten just a little bit bigger now as the event will be Officially Titled: BASH AT THE BEACH
Tickets go on sale THIS FRIDAY, November 22nd at Noon ET for AEW’s #BashAtTheBeach.https://t.co/UN1cNj1kQq pic.twitter.com/SWvFt3b61T
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) November 18, 2019
Bash at the Beach will be part one in a two-day event that’s also linked to Chris Jericho’s Rock N Wrestling Rager At Sea cruise, which departs from Miami the day after the show. The cruise will feature a second card of matches and host the taping of the Jan. 22 episode of AEW Dynamite. Le Champion and cruise organizer Chris Jericho had this to say about the event:
AEW’s Bash at the Beach events will deliver nine unforgettable days of wrestling and much more from the hottest company in the business today. Thousands of the Friends Of Jericho onboard the SOLD OUT ‘Rock N Wrestling Rager At Sea’ will have the experience of their lives, and now millions more will be able to watch AEW Dynamite along with us, as we break out the bubbly together from Miami to the Bahamas.
Tickets for Bash at the Beach in Miami, Florida go on sale on November 22 at Noon Eastern.
