With AEW reportedly in the final stages of negotiating a new media rights deal with Warner Bros. Discovery, Tony Khan discusses streaming options.

AEW CEO Tony Khan is 'All In' on streaming. In addition to the recent updates regarding AEW content on TBS and TNT, which are available on TV and streaming, Khan has now provided an update for Max. Over the weekend,

A deal between AEW and Max may not only be for the promotion’s pay-per-views. A report from Andrew Zarian over the weekend stated that AEW pay-per-views will be available on the WBD-owned streaming service in January 2025,

Tony Khan isn’t confident that we’ll see a supershow between WWE and AEW anytime soon. All Elite Wrestling President Tony Khan was a recent guest on Maggie & Perloff. When asked about the possibility of a supershow between his company and WWE in the future,

Tony Khan is once again asked about a potential AEW-WWE joint show. Tony Khan appeared on Maggie & Perloff and was asked to predict the future when it comes to some major events, including the future of the Super Bowl. One major event Tony was asked about was whether fans would see an AEW and WWE show in the future.

AEW CEO Tony Khan was asked about the company’s media rights in an interview with Dave LeGreca of Busted Open Radio. (H/t Jeremy Lambert of Fightful for the transcription) “I

Tony Khan highlights the depth of AEW‘s roster. On the September 18 episode of AEW Dynamite, AEW announced that Ricochet would face Will Ospreay on the October 2 episode. The announcement sparked some controversy,

AEW President Tony Khan recently delivered a significant update on the upcoming television deal with Warner Bros. Discovery. The wrestling promotion currently broadcasts three major shows: Dynamite, Rampage,

We’re coming into the future, but I can tell you that 100% AEW is moving forward with TBS and TNT,” Tony Khan confirmed. “They’ve