AEW Extends Rights Deal

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AEW’s new TV rights deal with Warner Bros. Discovery comes with intriguing Max twist

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AEW: Dynamite (Wednesdays on TBS) and Collision ( Saturdays on TNT ) will remain exclusive to WBD ’s networks and will be simulcast live exclusively on Max for U.S. subscribers only beginning in January 2025 .

The deal is valued at upward of $150 million per year, according to Variety .

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