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,

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.

Despite speculation, Tony Khan confirms that AEW’s upcoming debut in Australia was always planned as a television event and not a pay-per-view. All Elite Wrestling President Tony Khan recently sat down with Scott Fishman of TV Insider.

Speaking with Fightful's Sean Ross Sapp after the AEW All In Texas on-sale event, Tony Khan was asked about AEW hitting new markets and changing their live event strategy.

Saturday's Collision was well-received by fans and critics, with AEW International Champion Konosuke Takeshita vs. Katsuyori Shibata headlining, Angelo Parker returning after five months away, Toni Storm returning to her 'Timeless' character opposite Mariah May, and Powerhouse Hobbs and Big Bill brawling across the building.