$1.275 Million Boost: Ohio Lures All Elite Wrestling with Major Tax Credit for 2024 and 2025 Events

Ohio has awarded All Elite Wrestling $1.275 million to support events in 2024 and 2025, reflecting the state’s strategy to attract major entertainment events.

All Elite Wrestling Receives $1.275 Million Boost from Ohio to Host Events in 2024 and 2025

Ohio has recently granted $1.275 million to All Elite Wrestling (AEW) through its Motion Picture Tax Credit Program. This money will support events in 2024 and 2025, but details are not yet clear. This funding is part of a $36.7 million fund designed to help productions create jobs and boost the local economy. AEW’s listing as “AEW 2024-2025 Productions, Cleveland/TBD” hints at upcoming events or pay-per-views that may be announced soon.

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Ohio Lures AEW with $1 Million Tax Credit: What’s Next for Wrestling Fans?

This funding for AEW is part of Ohio’s plan to draw big entertainment events to the state. Earlier this year, WWE also received nearly $1.7 million from Ohio, likely related to their SummerSlam event at Browns Stadium in Cleveland. This shows Ohio’s dedication to supporting the entertainment industry and bringing major events to the state.

AEW has a show planned in Dayton on September 12th as part of their Collision series. It’s not yet clear if this event is linked to the new tax credit or if the money will go towards other events. Fans will be watching closely for future announcements which could make Ohio an even more popular spot for wrestling events, according to the report of F 4 Online.

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