Tony Khan Hints at Possible New Home for AEW Rampage Amidst Impending Cancellation

AEW Rampage will no longer air on television as part of AEW’s new deal with Warner Bros. Discovery and this didn’t come as a surprise for many fans. Since Rampage debuted on August 13, 2021, it had some memorable moments. However, due to declining viewership and a shift in strategy, Warner Bros. Discovery has decided to remove it from their programming lineup.

AEW’s new multi-year deal with Warner Bros. Discovery guarantees that Dynamite and Collision will keep airing on their networks. However, AEW Rampage, which has seen a drop in ratings, is not included in the new deal. TruTV and Rampage were not mentioned in the official announcement, and AEW previously confirmed that Rampage will air its final episode by the end of 2024.

While speaking during the AEW Full Gear media call, AEW President Tony Khan was asked about the future of AEW Rampage and whether it will continue as a weekly show in 2025. Khan explained that while Rampage isn’t included in the current Warner Bros. Discovery media rights package, he is looking into other options for where the show or other AEW programs could be placed.

Tony Khan also pointed out the value of AEW’s extended deal with Warner Bros. Discovery, which provided a major financial boost, and mentioned that David Zaslav has stressed the importance of this deal.

As AEW moves into 2025 with new projects and opportunities for growth, Tony Khan’s comments about Rampage have given fans some hope that the show could find a new home if Khan decides to move it elsewhere. For now, the future of Rampage remains uncertain, and fans will have to wait and see what AEW decides to do with Rampage in 2025.