As first reported by Variety, AEW has signed a new multi-year multimedia deal with WBD that is valued at “upwards” of $150 million per year with all elements taken into account. AEW has since confirmed the new on all of their social media platforms.

Warner Bros. Discovery and All Elite Wrestling have reached a multi-year renewal, shoring up the programming of foundational linear networks TNT and TBS and adding streaming simulcasts on Max. Five years ago,

Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. and All Elite Wrestling renewed their five-year media rights agreement on Wednesday, with the condition that some of AEW’s content will stream live on Warner Bros.’ Max platform.

AEW made it official on Wednesday night, announcing a new multi-year and multi-platform television rights agreement with Warner Bro. Discovery as the two celebrate the fifth anniversary of AEW:

Variety first reported that AEW signed a multi-year deal with Warner Bros. Discovery that is reportedly valued at $150 million per year. AEW Dynamite will remain on TBS. AEW Collision will remain on TNT. Both shows will be simulcast on streaming service Max beginning in January 2025.

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) has signed a new exclusive rights deal, bringing the beloved professional wrestling company to a streaming service for the first time.

On Wednesday (October 2) morning, Fightful Select received word that the full details of AEW's new TV rights package are "imminent" and will likely be released later in the day. Tony Khan and the AEW machine have been hard at work this year,

Warner Bros. Discovery's Max is getting into the pay-per-view business. The streaming service will enter the space as part of a wide-ranging rights deal with the wrestling promotion AEW, which the companies announced Wednesday afternoon.