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Tony Khan Makes A Big Claim About AEW’s Pay-Per-Views

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Below are some top AEW news stories of the day, involving Tony Khan.

• Tony Khan, appearing on K&C Masterpiece, confidently declared that AEW produces the best pay-per-view events in professional wrestling.

Highlighting the excitement surrounding AEW’s shows, Khan emphasized the promotion’s dedication to delivering top-tier content weekly on TBS and TNT, while noting that pay-per-view events generate the most enthusiasm from fans.

Khan also praised AEW’s ability to host groundbreaking stadium events, stating that these large-scale shows set new industry standards.

Here’s what the AEW President said:

“It’s really exciting for us. We do all these great events, all these TV shows, week in, week out, and absolutely love doing wrestling every Wednesday on TBS and Saturday on TNT. It’s a great thing we have going, but the pay-per-view events get people the most excited, and AEW does the best pay-per-view events in wrestling.”

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• AEW President Tony Khan dismissed Eric Bischoff’s recent criticism, including claims that All Elite Wrestling has no hope and is horrible, during an appearance on K&C Masterpiece.

He stated he doesn’t care about Bischoff’s negativity, emphasizing AEW’s accomplishments and ongoing success.

Khan highlighted AEW’s record-breaking achievements, including historic ticket sales, a new multi-year deal with Warner Brothers Discovery, and an upcoming expansion into streaming. Starting January 1, AEW’s Dynamite will continue airing on TBS while also livestreaming on Warner Brothers’ Max platform.

Tony affirmed AEW’s strong position in the industry, noting its bright future in both television and streaming:

“I have no idea (why Bischoff is critical of AEW). I don’t really care what he says. We have done really, really well and we have a great thing going with AEW and something to be really proud of.

We’re not only, for years to come, going to be doing shows on TBS and TNT, but we’re going to set the record for the longest run of pro wrestling ever on TNT.

It’s really important for the future to also have a foothold in streaming, and that’s what we’re going to have now with AEW on Max. I think AEW is doing fantastic.”


        
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