Potential new plans for AEW pay-per-views revealed

AEW’s pay-per-view schedule could be on the cusp of a major change if recent reports are to go by.

according to combat selection, while All Elite Wrestling and Warner Bros. Discovery is “deep in negotiations” to extend its deal WBD is proposing to expand the Jacksonville-based promotion’s pay-per-view schedule, even to one month.

It was added that Warner Bros. sources. Discovery will not detail whether AEW’s pay-per-view will be under a stand-alone agreement or included in the MAX broadcast deal. The report stated that although All Elite Wrestling has expanded on its “Schedule of Special Events”, no broadcast plans have been revealed yet.

FightfulSelect.com He learned that WBD was in favor of greatly expanding AEW’s PPV schedule.

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FightfulSelect.com He learned that WBD was in favor of greatly expanding AEW’s PPV schedule. The full story is up to the subscribers.

Fightful also revealed that nothing in the deal had been finalized yet, but that an expanded pay-per-view schedule between WBD and the Tony Khan-led company had been discussed.

AEW is just coming off the hugely successful Forbidden Door 2023, stealing the main event Bryan Danielson-Kazuchika Okada and Kenny Omega-Will Osby match tonight. The first is just over a month away, and there has been a huge buzz for the event, although not a single match has been announced yet.

It will be interesting to see if Warner Bros. Discovery and All Elite Wrestling have decided to expand their pay-per-view schedule, possibly from next year onwards.

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