Tony Khan comments on the possibility of AEW having a dedicated app as a hub for all things All Elite Wrestling.
During the post-show media scrum following AEW Dynasty, Tony Khan was asked about the possibility of AEW having its own app for its content, similar to what AEW's sister promotion ROH has with HonorClub, TNA has with TNA+, and what WWE used to have with WWE Network.
Tony Khan says that a project like that has become a priority for AEW as their media rights agreement has evolved, and they now have more freedom with what they can do with their content that may not have existed a few months ago.
"Certainly, that is a priority for us. It’s definitely something that....our media rights agreement has grown, evolved, and changed. There are things we have the ability to do that, contractually, I didn’t have the ability to do a couple of months ago. I’m very excited about that. We’re developing and adding a lot of things in AEW in 2025, a lot of firsts this year for us. It’s definitely something we’re working on and thinking about. Now, there are things we can do with an app that we might not have been able to do a few months ago."
Learn more about AEW's recently renewed media rights agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery at this link.
Fans can read Tony Khan's comments about running a show at the 2300 Arena, formerly known as the ECW Arena, here.
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