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AEW Dynamite To Air As Three-Hour Live Special From Laredo In December
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AEW Dynamite To Air As Three-Hour Live Special From Laredo In December

AEW has announced that its December 2, 2026 episode of Dynamite will be expanded to three hours, with the show airing live from Sames Auto Arena in Laredo, Texas.

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AEW has confirmed that the Wednesday, December 2, 2026 episode of Dynamite will be a three-hour live special, airing from Sames Auto Arena in Laredo, Texas. The announcement was made on Friday, October 10, 2026, giving fans nearly two months’ notice ahead of the expanded broadcast.

The December 2 show will mark the first time AEW has run Dynamite from Laredo, even though the promotion has made frequent trips to Texas throughout its history. According to Wrestling Headlines, the booking represents AEW’s first visit to Laredo since February, extending the company’s push into markets across the state.

A three-hour Dynamite is a notable departure from the show’s standard two-hour runtime, giving AEW extra time to build toward the final stretch of the calendar year. Expanded editions of weekly shows typically allow promotions to feature additional matches, segments and storyline developments that would not otherwise fit into a standard broadcast window, though AEW has not yet detailed the card for the Laredo special.

Neither F4W Online nor Wrestling Headlines reported specific match announcements, title implications or additional talent confirmations tied to the December 2 show at the time of the announcement. As with other major Dynamite specials, a full card is expected to be revealed in the weeks leading up to the event as AEW builds out the lineup through its regular television programming.

The move to a three-hour format also signals that AEW views the Laredo date as a significant stop on its touring schedule, consistent with the company’s pattern of expanding episode length for shows in new or less-frequently visited markets. Fans in the Laredo area will have the chance to see AEW’s flagship program live for the first time, while the broader audience watching on television will receive an extended slate of in-ring action and storyline content compared to a typical week.

Further details regarding the card, participating talent and any championship matches for the December 2 Dynamite special are expected to be announced by AEW in the coming weeks.

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