As noted before, AEW announced this past Wednesday that the company will no longer be offering their pay-per-view events on Bleacher Report’s B/R Live service starting with this month’s WrestleDream 2024 event.
Bleacher Report confirmed in a recent notice sent to customers that they will no longer be hosting AEW PPV events on their service. It was announced that those who have purchases past AEW PPV events will have the option of transferring replays of those purchased events to TrillerTV, former FITE TV, if they chose to do so within the next 14 days.
Official statement:
Hello,
It’s been a high-flying time, but Bleacher Report is taking a step back from the AEW pay-per-view ring.
Don’t worry though, we’re not throwing in the towel on wrestling – you can continued to use the B/R app to keep you up with your favorite moments and storylines.
Our records show you have purchased [number of purchases] events. Any past event will be removed from your account in a few weeks.
You have the option to keep your replays of these events through TrillerTV, should you opt in below in the next 14 days.
Thanks,
Bleacher Report
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