Correction: AEW’s upcoming All In event will still be airing on Bleacher Report’s B/R streaming service in the United States.
As noted before, AEW and Warner Bros Discovery have been in talks regarding a new television deal with one of the topics also including the broadcast status for AEW’s upcoming All In event next month at Wembley Stadium. AEW was believed to be airing their upcoming event on WBD’s Bleacher Report streaming service.
The Wrestling Observer’s Dave Meltzer reported that his sources stated that Comcast will be airing AEW’s upcoming event with a $50 price tag. Meltzer reported that other cable PPV providers are currently expected to also carry AEW’s event as well. Meltzer also reported that this confirms that both All In and the following week’s All Out events will be PPV shows for AEW.
In regards to streaming services, Meltzer reported that it currently does not appear that All In will air on any streaming service at least in the United States.
Besides Comcast, Wrestlenomics’ Brandon Thurston reported that his sources confirmed that InDemand and DirectTV will also be airing AEW’s upcoming event for $49.95 in the United States.
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