If there never seems to be enough professional wrestling content available to keep you satisfied, then All Elite Wrestling (AEW) might have just changed your mind. The upstart wrestling promotion has dramatically expanded the scope of content available on its MyAEW streaming service. AEW has added six international independent promotions from across the United States, England, and Germany. Coupled with AEW and Ring of Honor (ROH), which is owned by AEW, programming, the platform has thousands of hours of archived matches, complete events, and live pay-per-view programming available in more than 100 countries.

AEW is kicking off a major month of wrestling excitement by bringing the United Wrestling Network (which produces Memphis’ “Sunday Night Slam”), Hollywood’s “Championship Wrestling,” and New York’s “Gotham Wrestling” to the platform. MyAEW is also adding Dallas-based Metroplex Wrestling, Pro-Wrestling: EVE and Revolution Pro Wrestling (both from London), Germany’s Westside Xtreme Wrestling, and North Carolina’s AML/WrestleCade Entertainment.

The expansion gives wrestling fans a broader selection of styles and performers beyond AEW’s weekly television shows. It also strengthens MyAEW’s growing collection of independent wrestling content, which already includes programming from CMLL, Maple Leaf Pro, PRODUCE, Warrior Wrestling, WrestlePro, Limitless Wrestling, and several other promotions.

The new additions arrive as part of a particularly busy August for the service. MyAEW will stream events throughout the month, ranging from CMLL’s Grand Prix Internacional and Ring of Honor’s “Death Before Dishonor” to independent shows from wXw, EVE, and RevPro. Some events will be available as free live streams, while others will require a separate pay-per-view purchase.

The schedule culminates on Sunday, Aug. 30, when AEW returns to Wembley Stadium for “AEW All In: London.” MyAEW will carry both the free “Buy In” pre-show and the main pay-per-view event.

What major events will stream on MyAEW in August?

MyAEW offers multiple ways to stream your favorite wrestling content. The site is home to an around-the-clock free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channel, WatchAEW) that has programming from the promotion’s archives available 24/7. Then, you can opt for the $8 per month TV subscription tier, which comes with AEW and ROH weekly programming, archives, and ROH pay-per-views.

Then there is the TV+PPV option, which costs $20 monthly. In addition to everything from the TV tier, customers who sign up for this option will also receive each month’s AEW and ROH PPV events. This subscription plan also offers an annual plan of $120.

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MyAEW is All Elite Wrestling’s digital streaming platform, offering live and on-demand professional wrestling, exclusive videos, interviews, compilations, and behind-the-scenes content. The service features programming from AEW, Ring of Honor, CMLL, Maple Leaf Pro, and independent promotions from around the world. Users can also watch the free, ad-supported WatchAEW channel, which streams classic AEW television episodes and other wrestling content 24 hours a day.

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MyAEW is free to join, with select matches, shows, and live events available without a paid subscription. In eligible international markets, the service also offers a monthly TV plan for $7.99, a TV+PPV plan for $19.99 per month, and an annual subscription for $119.99. The paid plans include live episodes of “AEW Dynamite,” “AEW Collision,” Ring of Honor programming, archives, and varying levels of access to AEW and ROH pay-per-view events.

MyAEW also carries select independent wrestling events as free live streams or individual pay-per-view purchases. The platform is available through MyAEW.com and standalone apps for Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, and Apple TV. In the United States, AEW’s weekly television shows and major pay-per-view events remain primarily available through TNT, TBS, HBO Max, and other participating pay-per-view providers.

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