One Big Thing
AEW plans to expand its pay-per-view reach through Amazon Prime Video starting in 2025, giving fans in North America and Europe more ways to watch major events.
Why It Matters
This move marks a significant shift in AEW’s distribution strategy, potentially reaching millions of Amazon Prime Video users across multiple territories.
Key Details
- Fans won’t need a Prime membership to purchase PPV events
- Service will be available in the United States, Canada, and United Kingdom
- Neither AEW nor Amazon has officially confirmed the partnership
- This adds to AEW’s existing PPV platforms: TRILLER TV, PPV.com, and YouTube
By The Numbers
- Launch expected in 2025
- Current PPV platforms: 3 (TRILLER TV, PPV.com, YouTube)
- Territories covered: 3 (US, Canada, UK)
Current PPV Landscape
Immediate Future
- Next major event: “Grand Slam: Australia” (February 15, 2024)
- Revolution PPV confirmed for March 9, 2024
- MAX streaming platform will offer PPVs at reduced prices (date TBD)
Looking Ahead
This expansion aligns with AEW’s recent media rights deal with Warner Bros. Discovery, showing the company’s commitment to making content more accessible to fans globally.
The Bottom Line
The addition of Amazon Prime Video as a PPV platform represents a strategic move to grow AEW’s audience and provide more viewing options for fans worldwide.
What streaming platform do you prefer for watching wrestling pay-per-views, and how might this Amazon Prime Video partnership affect your viewing habits? Share your thoughts in the comments below.