AEW Dynamite is leveling up in 2025 with major updates that promise to bring the action to even more fans.
Starting this month, replays of Dynamite will air Fridays at 10 PM Eastern on TruTV, part of Warner Bros. Discoverys lineup of channels. According to the networks schedule, the replays kick off with next weeks episode, making AEW more accessible to viewers across approximately 68 million U.S. homes.
TruTV, which has been shifting toward more sports coverage since last March, is a perfect addition to AEWs expanding broadcast reach. Wrestling insiders, including Dave Meltzer, have also speculated that TruTV could be a potential home for Ring of Honor content in the future, making this move even more intriguing for fans of pro wrestling.
But thats not allAEWs new multi-year TV rights deal has brought a flood of archived content to Max, Warner Bros. Discoverys streaming platform. Starting today, subscribers can dive into the first 12 episodes of Dynamite from its debut in October 2019, as well as 17 consecutive episodes of Dynamite, Collision, and Rampage from late 2024. Additionally, AEWs first five pay-per-view specials from 2019, including Double or Nothing and Full Gear, are now streaming on Max.
This marks a significant step forward for AEW, with Dynamite and Collision also launching live simulcasts on Max starting Wednesday. The move not only increases AEWs visibility but also offers fans new ways to catch up on the action and relive some of the most pivotal moments in the companys history.
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