Prime Video, Aew strike deal to stream pay-per-view events
Starting Sunday, March 9, fans in the United States and other territories will be able to purchase Aew PPVs through Prime Video.
All Elite Wrestling has a new streaming partner. The wrestling promotion has made great strides in making its content available via on-demand streaming services in recent months, and that pattern continued this week when Aew announced a deal with Amazon’s streaming service Prime Video to start distributing its pay-per-view events beginning this week with Sunday’s “Revolution.”
Key Details: Aew PPVs on Prime Video begin with “Aew: Revolution” on March 9. Fans will have to pay an extra fee to watch the events, in addition to purchasing a Prime Video subscription. Aew weekly shows began streaming on Max on Jan. 1. 30-Day Free Trial $8.99+ / month amazon.com
As the name suggests, Aew PPVs will not be free to Prime Video subscribers. It is unclear at this point whether or not wrestling...
All Elite Wrestling has a new streaming partner. The wrestling promotion has made great strides in making its content available via on-demand streaming services in recent months, and that pattern continued this week when Aew announced a deal with Amazon’s streaming service Prime Video to start distributing its pay-per-view events beginning this week with Sunday’s “Revolution.”
Key Details: Aew PPVs on Prime Video begin with “Aew: Revolution” on March 9. Fans will have to pay an extra fee to watch the events, in addition to purchasing a Prime Video subscription. Aew weekly shows began streaming on Max on Jan. 1. 30-Day Free Trial $8.99+ / month amazon.com
As the name suggests, Aew PPVs will not be free to Prime Video subscribers. It is unclear at this point whether or not wrestling...
- 3/6/2025
- by David Satin
- The Streamable
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