Live AEW TV & Broadcast Schedule

All Elite Wrestling is the biggest alternative to WWE in North America. Since launching in 2019, AEW has built a loyal following with a focus on in-ring action, high-risk moves, and a roster stacked with talent from all over the world. As of April 2026, the company is deep into its weekly programming on TBS and TNT, with All In Texas coming up later this year.

Top stars

The roster is loaded. Will Ospreay is currently one of the biggest names in the sport. Jon Moxley holds the World Championship as of April 2026. Swerve Strickland, Bryan Danielson, and Hangman Adam Page are staples at the top of the card. Mercedes Moné and Toni Storm lead a deep women's division that gets serious TV time every week.

Weekly TV schedule

AEW airs two flagship shows every week. Dynamite is on TBS every Wednesday night. Collision runs on TNT every Saturday. Both shows are live and run about two hours. Rampage is still around but mostly as a Friday night show on TNT or streaming.

TV options in the US

Warner Bros. Discovery is the exclusive broadcast partner. Dynamite and Collision air live on TBS and TNT. If you have cable or a live TV streaming service like YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, or Sling, you're covered. Some shows also replay on TruTV depending on the week.

Streaming options

For fans outside the US, Triller TV Plus (formerly FITE) carries AEW programming internationally. That includes Dynamite, Collision, and all pay-per-views. In the US, pay-per-views are available on Triller TV and traditional cable providers. AEW also has a library on Max (HBO Max) with past episodes and select events.

Viewership

AEW consistently draws between 500,000 and 800,000 viewers for Dynamite on Wednesday nights, with Collision pulling slightly lower numbers. The company's international reach is solid, with broadcast deals in the UK (ITV), Canada (TSN), and other markets. Globally, AEW claims around 40 million viewers across all platforms annually, though exact numbers vary by territory.