AEW Pay-Per-Views Expected on HBO Max in Coming Weeks

An official announcement regarding the streaming of All Elite Wrestling's (AEW) live pay-per-view (PPV) events on HBO Max is expected in the coming weeks, according to multiple reports citing wrestling journalist Andrew Zarian. This move follows AEW’s new media rights deal with Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns HBO Max and AEW's broadcast partners TBS and TNT, where AEW’s weekly shows Dynamite and Collision already air. Fans currently purchase AEW PPVs through traditional cable, satellite, and digital platforms like Amazon Prime, but the upcoming integration on HBO Max may introduce a discounted pricing model or a new subscription tier, with speculation heightened by recent changes in HBO Max’s terms allowing one-time purchases starting September 20—coinciding with AEW's next PPV event, All Out. While the announcement timing aligns with All Out 2025, it remains unclear if the live PPVs will be available only in the United States or also internationally, as HBO Max serves over 90 global markets. AEW’s leadership has not provided a specific timetable, and it is uncertain how the new streaming model will affect traditional PPV revenue. The potential HBO Max launch could mark a significant shift in how AEW PPVs are accessed, enhancing accessibility for fans via the streaming platform owned by AEW’s broadcast parent company.