Forbidden Door 2024 to be held on Long Island

[Storm Trooper]

OK this is even better than Arthur Ashe. Easier to get to for me.

 

[Canadian Dragon]

OK this is even better than Arthur Ashe. Easier to get to for me.

Love to hear it!

 

[Kross Rhodes]

OK this is even better than Arthur Ashe. Easier to get to for me.

No excuses now! Get it!

 

[Storm Trooper]

To be fair ticket prices will matter. I did just spent about $1500 for Mania.

 

[Canadian Dragon]

To be fair ticket prices will matter. I did just spent about $1500 for Mania.

Theoretically should be cheaper than Arthur Ashe I'm hoping for you

 

[Apoho Creed]

 

[Canadian Dragon]

 

[Canadian Dragon]

Per Fightful

NJPW/AEW Forbidden Door may have some additions to it.

Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful spoke with Rocky Romero ahead of the May 11 NJPW Resurgence show, and spoke to him about the genesis of the Forbidden Door show. While he clarified that Forbidden Door will always be an NJPW/AEW co-branded show, he also opened up about other companies possibly being involved.

In the past, NJPW and AEW have split many of the costs associated with Forbidden Door.

Romero told Fightful that STARDOM will "definitely" be a part of this year's Forbidden Door, and said that CMLL "very likely" will. He followed up and says after that, the sky is the limit.

CMLL and both AEW and NJPW have partnerships.

Forbidden Door takes place June 30 at the UBS Arena on Long Island.

Our full interview with Rocky Romero drops Thursday, and is up early for tier 2 members of Fightful Select now.

 

[Chris]

With Stardom being consolidated under the NJPW management or however it's officially laid out, I can't imagine any scenario where there'd be issues for them. CMLL just separate bc of scheduling I'd assume but NJPW/Stardom will be a package deal going forward

 

[Canadian Dragon]

With Stardom being consolidated under the NJPW management or however it's officially laid out, I can't imagine any scenario where there'd be issues for them. CMLL just separate bc of scheduling I'd assume but NJPW/Stardom will be a package deal going forward

im guessing with cmll its scheduling and ofc visas

 

[Chris]

This was changed a good few decades ago but I'm pretty sure the New York commission was the one that wouldn't let wrestlers use masks for awhile Vince Sr or Jr finally got it changed bc of Mil Mascaras i think, pretty sure they just booked him and didn't pay the fine and called the bluff

Edit: did a quick Google and I got it mostly right