AEW fans now have access to an extensive pay-per-view library on HBO Max, with the platform having significantly expanded its collection to include major events spanning from 2019 through 2024. This comprehensive archive represents years of premium AEW content, available at no additional cost for Max subscribers.
The archive includes flagship events like Double or Nothing, All Out, Full Gear, Revolution, and the groundbreaking Forbidden Door collaborations with New Japan Pro Wrestling. Recent additions feature both All In Wembley Stadium events from 2023 and 2024, along with other marquee shows that defined AEW’s evolution.
This expanded library addresses what was previously a major gap in AEW’s streaming presence. With traditional pay-per-view events costing $50 each, the inclusion of numerous premium events represents significant value for Max subscribers, making it an exceptional deal for wrestling enthusiasts.
The archive also includes weekly programming, with AEW Dynamite and Collision episodes available alongside the pay-per-view collection. This comprehensive approach mirrors WWE’s successful Peacock partnership, giving AEW a complete streaming destination for both casual viewers and dedicated fans.
For wrestling fans who haven’t been “all elite since day 1,” this treasure trove of classic matches offers the perfect opportunity to experience AEW’s evolution from its inaugural events through recent spectacular shows. The expanded collection showcases the promotion’s growth and most memorable moments across multiple years of premium entertainment.
With all historical content now available and current programming simulcasting live, HBO Max has become AEW’s definitive streaming home. This positions the platform as essential for wrestling fans seeking both nostalgic rewatches and staying current with weekly storylines.