AEW PPVs to Stream on HBO Max at $39.99 in HDR10 with Dolby Atmos

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) have revealed a major expansion of their partnership that will bring AEW's pay-per-view events to the HBO Max streaming service. The new deal officially kicks off with AEW All Out, which will stream live from the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada, on Saturday, September 20, at 3 p.m. ET.

Under the new agreement, all marketing and promotion for AEW pay-per-views will be centered on HBO Max. U.S. subscribers to the platform will be able to purchase the live, ad-free events for an exclusive price of $39.99. Pre-orders for AEW All Out will begin this Friday, September 5. The events will be available in high-dynamic range (HDR10) and Dolby Atmos sound, offering an immersive viewing experience. Following the live broadcast, purchasers will have exclusive access to replays for six months.

To support the launch, WBD will air special lead-in programming. On Saturday, September 20, at 2 p.m. ET, a one-hour live pre-show titled AEW Saturday Tailgate Brawl: All Out will air on both TNT and HBO Max. Additionally, on Wednesday, September 17, a special three-hour event, September to Remember, will air live from London, Ontario, on TBS and HBO Max at 8 p.m. ET, setting the final stage for the pay-per-view.

This move significantly broadens the AEW content library available on HBO Max. Subscribers now have access to hundreds of hours of programming, including live simulcasts and on-demand replays of weekly shows AEW Dynamite and AEW Collision. The library also features all AEW pay-per-view events through the end of 2024 and the first two years of AEW Dynamite episodes.

The expanded partnership is fueled by AEW's strong performance across WBD networks. So far this year, AEW programming has reached over 11 million fans across TBS and TNT. AEW Dynamite consistently ranks as the #1 cable entertainment program on Wednesdays among the key P18-49 demographic, while AEW Collision is a top 5 program in its Saturday time slot.

The companies highlighted recent successes, including the April 26 episode of Collision being the show's third most-watched ever, and the AEW Grand Slam Mexico edition of Dynamite on June 18 delivering the highest viewership among P25-54 in nearly a year.

Here's the complete statement provided by WBD:

"Warner Bros. Discovery, HBO Max and All Elite Wrestling today announced a groundbreaking expansion of their nearly six-year relationship, with the launch of AEW pay-per-view events on HBO Max, starting with AEW All Out on Saturday, September 20 at 3 p.m. ET from Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada.

HBO Max will stream live AEW pay-per-view events without ads, with all marketing and promotions of AEW PPV events primarily centered on HBO Max. Preorders for AEW All Out on HBO Max will launch this Friday, September 5, allowing U.S. HBO Max subscribers with supported devices to purchase the event for the exclusive price of $39.99. Fans streaming AEW All Out on HBO Max can enjoy this event in HDR10 and Dolby Atmos, delivering stunning picture quality and immersive, arena-like sound that puts fans at the center of the action. Purchase and access to PPV Content may vary by subscription provider.

HBO Max users with a base subscription and a supported device can log on to purchase the event, which will be highlighted throughout the app or found in search. Once a purchase is complete, subscribers can find the event under “My Purchases” via the “My Stuff” page on the HBO Max menu. After the event, replays will be exclusively available for six months for purchasers. For more information on the HBO Max PPV experience, click here.

Leading into AEW All Out that Saturday, September 20, TNT and HBO Max will air AEW Saturday Tailgate Brawl: All Out at 2 p.m. ET, a one-hour live show that will get fans’ adrenaline pumping for the afternoon’s main attraction.

Also, earlier in the week on Wednesday, September 17, TBS and HBO Max will be live from London, Ontario for a special three-hour show — September to Remember — starting at 8 p.m. ET, featuring AEW’s biggest names in non-stop high-flying action as they set the stage for

the signature pay-per-view event that weekend.

The addition of AEW pay-per-view events on HBO Max continues an incredible year for AEW programming across Warner Bros. Discovery networks and platforms, delivering the widest offering for AEW fans ever.

HBO Max subscribers in the U.S. have access to a growing library of hundreds of hours of AEW content, including all new AEW weekly telecasts — AEW Dynamite on TBS and AEW Collision on TNT — as a live simulcast as well as on demand replays, all AEW pay-per-view special events through the end of 2024, all episodes of AEW Dynamite from its first two years, as well as all recent episodes of AEW Dynamite and AEW Collision.

AEW programming has reached more than 11 million fans so far this year across TBS and TNT, with AEW Dynamite on TBS ranking as Wednesday’s #1 cable entertainment program among P18-49. AEW Collision also ranks among the top 5 programs in its Saturday time slot among P18-49 and M18-49. TNT’s April 26 episode of AEW Collision delivered the show’s third largest total viewers ever, and TBS’ AEW Grand Slam Mexico on June 18 had the most watched AEW Dynamite episode among P25-54 in nearly a year (July 2024).