Tony Khan has confirmed that AEW on TNT and TBS is here to stay. The company have built up a solid relationship with Warner Brothers Discovery since their formation in 2019. They signed a deal to air AEW Dynamite on TNT in 2019,

While no official announcement has been made, Tony Khan spoke with enthusiasm about what's to come during a recent appearance on "Busted Open Radio." "I didn't bring my sunglasses to the Sirius studio today,

Unfounded claims on social media this week made it sound like Starks was either on his way out of AEW or that his contract had already expired. When asked for any definitive detai

AEW President Tony Khan identifies his two personal greatest wrestling moments, both of which happened this year.

Tony Khan sees no scenario where AEW doesn’t continue with TBS and TNT moving forward. All Elite Wrestling President Tony Khan was a recent guest on Going Ringside. When asked about the status of the company’s impending media rights deal,

John Ourand at Puck reported AEW's TV rights package with WBD will be a four-year contract with three guaranteed year and fourth year option. The deal is reportedly in the range of $170 million per year. Speaking to Dave LeGreca of Busted Open Radio, Tony Khan was asked about AEW media rights.

Bischoff recently commented on Khan comparing AEW to WCW, laughing at the idea that both companies would be in the same ballpark, and stating AEW isn't even close to touching WCW, even when WCW was on its way out.

Earlier this week, a report from Puck outlined a new media rights deal that’s allegedly being finalized between AEW and Warner Bros Discovery. In an interview with Dave LaGreca of Sirius XM’s Busted Open yesterday (Sept.

Tony Khan is once again asked about a potential AEW-WWE joint show. Tony Khan appeared on Maggie & Perloff and was asked to predict the future when it comes to some major events, including the future of the Super Bowl. One major event Tony was asked about was whether fans would see an AEW and WWE show in the future.