Major changes are coming to the HBO Max service, changes that will impact how wrestling fans consume action on the platform. As first reported by Andrew Zarian and corroborated by PW Insider, these changes will go into effect on September 20. If all goes as planned, it is looking very likely that AEW All Out 2025 from Toronto will be the first All-Elite pay-per-view offered on the service.
HBO Max has been working on the technology for some time. The change is the latest development between AEW and HBO, both part of the Warner Bros. family. In July 2025, AEW landed on the HBO Max library with pay-per-views spanning from AEW’s first events in 2019 all the way to 2024.
Warner Bros. has also seen massive changes in 2025, including splitting from Discovery in a massive deal. While this split isn’t expected to effect AEW, the decision continues to raise questions as to the future for both entertainment and broadcasting giants.
On AEW programming, names like ‘Hangman’ Adam Page, Jon Moxley, ‘Timeless’ Toni Storm, MJF, and Mercedes Mone continue to dominate on the screen. Now, fans can expect to find current AEW pay-per-views on Max, giving fans a new outlet to get their fill of All-Elite action.