AEW President Tony Khan spoke with The Phoenix New Times about tomorrow's Double or Nothing PPV.  Khan commented, "AEW Double or Nothing” is really important to the wrestlers here, the staff and — most importantly — to AEW fans, because it’s the first event we ever did. Six years ago, we held our very debut event with “AEW Double or Nothing” in 2019. It's a classic pay-per-view event and it set the stage for, I guess, everything that’s happened since that we've been able to do the past six years. So it means a lot to us. And wrestling fans in Arizona have been great to AEW. It means a lot to bring our first-ever event and the six-year anniversary of the company itself to a great wrestling city."

Tony Schivaone remembered Sabu on his podcast:

Will Ospreay spoke with Arizona's KTAR about the PPV, noting about the company's product, "“We have found this incredible blend between showing people that when the bell rings, there is no one on this planet that wrestles better than the AEW roster, but now we have got this incredible blend of this emotional attachment to all these characters.”

Ospreay described his weekly schedule as "Fly Tuesday, land Tuesday night, don’t really sleep, wrestle Wednesday, fly Thursday, land Friday. … sprint, cycle, repeat every single week."

Justin Roberts, who is from Arizona, also spoke with The Phoenix New Times at this link.

Former STARDOM wrestler Thekla, who has been rumored to be coming into AEW (hence the spider graphics on TV of late), posted the following indicating she is in Arizona: