Tony Khan Confirms AEW Will Remain on TBS and TNT Following 9/6 Collision

Under Tony Khan’s leadership, AEW has continued to strengthen its relationship with Warner Bros. Discovery, and Khan recently hinted at even more promising developments regarding AEW’s long-term future with the network.

WBD, which broadcasts AEW’s flagship shows like Dynamite, Rampage, and Collision, has become a crucial partner for the wrestling promotion, leading to a more unified presence across their platforms. As a result, AEW Dark was discontinued on YouTube to streamline the company’s content offerings within the WBD family.

Following the September 6th episodes of AEW Collision and Rampage in Chicago, Khan addressed the live crowd, confidently reassuring fans that AEW is set to remain on TBS and TNT for a long time. His remarks strongly suggested that an extended deal with Warner Bros. Discovery had been reached, as he hinted at a prosperous future with the network, even playfully making the money gesture to emphasize the significance of the agreement.

“I think it’s safe to say, I feel pretty good to say, AEW on TBS and TNT, I think, is here to stay,” Khan told the audience.

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Khan also expressed optimism about AEW’s bright future, sharing his ambition for AEW to become the second-most profitable company in professional wrestling history. While official details of the deal have yet to be fully confirmed, Khan’s remarks suggest that an announcement could be coming soon.

What are your thoughts on AEW’s growing partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery? Do you think this deal will further elevate AEW in the wrestling world? Let us know in the comments!

What do you think about what Tony Khan had to say? Do you feel AEW’s future with Warner Bros. Discovery is now secure? Share your thoughts in the comments section below!