AEW President Tony Khan shared his thoughts on AEW Rampage and its future. While speaking on the AEW Full Gear Media Call, Tony Khan opened up about the Media Rights Renewal with Warner Bros. Media. While speaking he revealed that the deal did not include AEW Rampage.

AEW President Tony Khan addressed the company's ratings in a recent appearance on "Q101," stating that it's only their hardcore fanbase that usually cares about viewership, and he believes AEW has continued to thrive when going up against other sports competition each week.

During Thursday’s media call to promote Saturday’s AEW Full Gear 2024 pay-per-view event, AEW President Tony Khan was asked when fans can expect to see live AEW pay-per-view events airing on HBO MAX. You can check out some highlights from the media call below:

Tony Khan is unsure when AEW pay-per-views will be available on HBO Max. As part of AEW’s new TV deal with Warner Brothers Discovery, PPV events are set to be broadcast on HBO Max. However, details about how the service will work have been limited.

All Elite Wrestling founder, CEO, creative head, and co-owner Tony Khan has addressed whether he's going to pull a McMahon and get in the ring.

It’s been less than one month since WWE launched its developmental program for independent wrestlers, known as WWE ID. The announcements of new WWE ID prospects have been coming in rapidly since then,