AEW Pay-Per-View Coming to HBO Max

If you’re looking for another way to catch the action of All Elite Wrestling, HBO Max will begin hosting pay-per-view events on Sept. 20 with “AEW All Out.”

Preorders will be available starting Friday, Sept. 5. “AEW All Out” will cost $39.99.

Fans will get to see the event in HDR 10 with Dolby Atmos sound.

To sign up, you’ll see the AEW event throughout the app or just search for it. After you make the purchase, you’ll find it in the “My Stuff” page under “My Purchases.” After the event, you’ll be able to rewatch it for six months.

AEW PPVs will still be available for purchase on other platforms, including Prime Video.

HBO Max subscribers in the U.S. have access to a growing library of hundreds of hours of AEW content, including all new AEW weekly telecasts — “AEW Dynamite” on TBS and “AEW Collision” on TNT —  as a live simulcast as well as on-demand replays, all AEW pay-per-view special events through the end of 2024, all episodes of “AEW Dynamite” from its first two years, as well as all recent episodes of “AEW Dynamite” and “AEW Collision.”

Soon, those AEW events may move to join the rest of TNT Sports with a new standalone streaming app.

In recent weeks, streamers have been duking it out for combat sports rights. Paramount+ scooped UFC rights from ESPN, so ESPN grabbed WWE from Peacock.