For U.S. viewers in 2025, AEW Dynamite aired on TBS and streamed on Max every Wednesday, while AEW Collision aired on TNT and streamed on Max every Saturday. PPVs cost extra: Prime Video became a purchase option in the U.S., Canada, and U.K. from March 9, and HBO Max added a separate U.S. PPV purchase option with All Out on September 20.
The 2025 U.S. setup at a glance
AEW had two different viewing models in 2025: weekly television was included with the relevant TV or streaming subscription, while pay-per-views (PPVs) required a separate purchase.
| Program | Where U.S. viewers watched in 2025 | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| AEW Dynamite | TBS; live and on demand on Max from January 1 | Its announced regular slot was Wednesdays, 8–10 p.m. ET. |
| AEW Collision | TNT; live and on demand on Max from January 1 | Its announced regular slot was Saturdays, 8–10 p.m. ET. |
| AEW PPVs | Separate purchase through an event-specific seller | A Max or HBO Max subscription alone did not include the PPV. |
For special episodes, schedule changes, and the exact PPV start time, use AEW’s official listing for that event. The regular weekly slots were not a guarantee for every date.
How to choose a 2025 AEW PPV purchase route
- Start with AEW’s official page for the specific event. That is the best place to confirm the country, seller, start time, Zero Hour details, and current replay terms.
- In the U.S., Canada, or U.K., check Prime Video first for events from March 9 onward. AEW and Prime Video’s multi-year agreement began with Revolution on March 9, 2025, and covered major events including Revolution, Dynasty, Double or Nothing, All In, Forbidden Door, All Out, WrestleDream, Full Gear, and Worlds End.
- For U.S. viewers buying All Out on or after September 20, check HBO Max as well. HBO Max introduced its separate PPV purchase option with All Out. At launch, it cost US$39.99 for eligible U.S. HBO Max subscribers on supported devices.
- Compare the sellers actually offered for that event in your territory. U.S. options could also include YouTube, Fubo, PPV.com, cable or satellite PPV, and other authorized outlets. Availability was not identical in every country or for every show.
What changed during 2025
January: weekly AEW programming arrived on Max
Beginning January 1, 2025, U.S. subscribers could watch Dynamite and Collision live and on demand on Max, alongside their TBS and TNT broadcasts. The library did not appear all at once: the initial plan included 2019 Dynamite episodes and PPVs plus more than two months of recent programming, with further programming rolling out over time.
That distinction matters when looking for older matches or events. A Max library listing was not a promise that every AEW episode or PPV was immediately available.
March: Prime Video became a major PPV storefront
Prime Video began offering AEW PPVs in the U.S., Canada, and U.K. with Revolution on March 9. It was a major new legal option in those three markets, but it was not worldwide availability and it did not establish one universal PPV price.
September: HBO Max added U.S. PPV purchases
With All Out on September 20, HBO Max added a U.S. purchase path for eligible subscribers using supported devices. The announced launch price was US$39.99, and purchasers were promised exclusive replays for six months. Treat both details as launch terms for that service and event—not as a universal price or permanent replay policy for every AEW PPV.
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Canadian weekly-TV rights differed from the U.S. In 2025, AEW’s official watch information listed Dynamite on TSN2 and TSN Plus, while Collision was listed on USA Network.
Canadian and U.K. viewers could use Prime Video for the events specifically made available through the 2025 agreement, including the March 9 launch of Revolution. For a particular show, availability still needed to be checked on that event’s official page.
Outside those markets, there was no single worldwide AEW service to recommend. AEW directed viewers in select countries to MyAEW and maintained international-partner information, while individual PPV guides could list services such as YouTube, TrillerTV, or PPV.com. For example, AEW’s All In: Texas guide listed YouTube, Triller, and PPV.com as international options; that event-specific list should not be assumed to apply everywhere or forever.
Check the clock: PPV start times were not fixed
Do not assume every AEW PPV began at the same hour. All In: Texas, for example, had a 3 p.m. ET main-card start on July 12, 2025, following a free two-hour Zero Hour that began at 1 p.m. ET. Zero Hour is often a useful way to sample the show before the paid card, but its duration, availability, and start time should always be verified for the event in question.
On the day of a show, confirm four things on AEW’s official event page: your local platform, the purchase link, the main-card start time, and whether Zero Hour is free in your territory.
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AEW’s PPV hub retained 2025 replay entries for events including All In: Texas, Forbidden Door, All Out, WrestleDream, Full Gear, and Worlds End. A replay listing is useful, but a completed purchase should not be treated as perpetual access: replay windows, account access, and ownership terms are set by the seller. The HBO Max All Out launch explicitly stated a six-month replay window for purchasers.
For collectors who want a later non-streaming option, ShopAEW listed the AEW Revolution March 9, 2025 Blu-ray at US$30. Searching Amazon for “AEW Revolution 2025 Blu-ray” may surface listings, but verify the seller, current stock, disc region compatibility, and that you have a Blu-ray player. A disc is a collection/replay option, not a replacement for a live PPV stream.
What not to assume
- PPVs were not free with Max or HBO Max. The 2025 HBO Max offer required a separate purchase.
- US$39.99 was not every AEW PPV’s price. It was the announced HBO Max All Out launch price in the U.S.
- Prime Video was not a worldwide AEW PPV service. The 2025 agreement named the U.S., Canada, and U.K.
- There was no fixed PPV start time. Check the event page, especially for international cards and Zero Hour.
- Rampage should not be described as an ongoing live weekly 2025 program. The January 2025 Warner Bros. Discovery announcement identified Dynamite and Collision as AEW’s live weekly programs; Rampage was referenced in the archive rollout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Were AEW PPVs included with Max or HBO Max in 2025?
No. Weekly Dynamite and Collision were available on Max in the U.S. from January 1, 2025, but PPVs required their own purchase. HBO Max’s All Out purchase option, for example, required an eligible subscription plus a separate transaction.
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Prime Video began offering AEW PPVs with Revolution on March 9, 2025, in the U.S., Canada, and U.K. It was a purchase option, not an included Prime-membership benefit, and availability had to be checked event by event.
Can I use the same AEW PPV service in every country?
Not necessarily. AEW’s official 2025 pages showed that platforms, prices, start times, and replay policies varied by event and territory. Check the official event page before purchasing.
The Bottom Line
For U.S. viewers in 2025, watch Dynamite on TBS or Max and Collision on TNT or Max; buy PPVs separately. For every PPV, the event’s official AEW page was the final check on territory, seller, time, Zero Hour, price, and replay access.
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