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AEW’s Next Video Game Could Cost Significantly Less After Fight Forever Losses

All Elite Wrestling reportedly lost $30 million on its Fight Forever video game, a financial hit that explains the current absence of a sequel. While the company considers a future title, the next project may cost significantly less to avoid repeating these losses. The financial failure comes amid claims from wrestler Evil Uno that his role was limited to advertising and community building rather than actual development work.

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  • ✓ AEW lost a significant amount of money on the Fight Forever video game.
  • ✓ Evil Uno stated he did not do any work on the game and was only used to advertise it and build a gaming community.
🛡️ Source Corroboration: 5 independent reporting domains (70% confidence) ⏱ Read time: ~2 min

What changed

Reports now quantify the financial loss at $30 million and link this deficit to the lack of a sequel.

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  1. AEW Lost Millions on Fight Forever Video Game

    All Elite Wrestling reportedly lost $30 million on its Fight Forever video game, a financial hit that explains the current absence of a sequel. While the company considers a future title, the next project may cost significantly less to avoid repeating these losses. The financial failure comes amid claims from wrestler Evil Uno that his role was limited to advertising and community building rather than actual development work.

    Why it matters

    Fight Forever served as the primary gaming venture for the wrestling promotion. The scale of the loss impacts how the company manages future software investments and partnerships.

    What is confirmed

    • AEW lost a significant amount of money on the Fight Forever video game.
    • Evil Uno stated he did not do any work on the game and was only used to advertise it and build a gaming community.

    Still unconfirmed

    • AEW lost $30 million on the Fight Forever video game.
    • The financial hit from Fight Forever is the reason there is no sequel.
    • AEW's next video game could cost significantly less.

    What to watch next

    • Confirmation of the $30 million loss from official financial statements
    • Announcement of a new game developer or budget for a future title
    Sources used for this update (5)
    1. Ringside News — AEW’s Next Video Game Could Cost Significantly Less After Fight Forever Losses
    2. Cageside Seats — AEW lost an insane amount of money on the Fight Forever video game
    3. TheSportster — Financial Hit AEW Took On Fight Forever Explains Why There's No Sequel
    4. Fightful — Evil Uno Says He Never Did Any Work On AEW Fight Forever: ‘I Was Only Used To Advertise It, Build A Gaming Community And Put It In Our Wrestlers’ Hands’
    5. Yahoo Sports — AEW Reportedly Lost $30 Million On Fight Forever Video Game
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