Good news, wrestling fans—you don’t have to choose between watching AEW’s biggest pay-per-views and leaving your house.
AEW has officially extended its partnership with Joe Hand Promotions, ensuring that the company’s major PPVs will continue to be available at bars, restaurants, casinos, and entertainment venues across the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico.
Because nothing says “elite wrestling experience” like watching Jon Moxley bleed all over the place while enjoying some wings and a cold beer.
Tony Khan & Joe Hand III React to the Deal
AEW President Tony Khan—a man who treats contract extensions like Christmas morning—was thrilled about the deal, kicking things off with AEW Revolution on March 9.
👉 “AEW pay-per-views are consistently the most exciting events in professional wrestling, and that tradition will continue at AEW Revolution.”
Meanwhile, Joe Hand III—the guy making sure you can enjoy these shows outside your living room—had this to say:
👉 “AEW’s electrifying performances and compelling storytelling captivate fans around the world, and we’re proud to help expand their reach.”
Translation: More places, more people, more chaos.
Where Can You Watch AEW’s PPVs?
If you can’t make it to a live AEW event, don’t worry—your local sports bar might just be the next best thing. Thanks to this exclusive multi-year deal, fans in North America can now watch AEW’s biggest matches at select Joe Hand venues.
And speaking of big matches, if your favorite establishment is airing Revolution, you’re in for an absolute banger of a card:
🔥 Kenny Omega vs. Konosuke Takeshita for the AEW International Championship
🔥 Toni Storm vs. Mariah May in Hollywood Ending
🔥 Jon Moxley vs. Cope (aka Edge, but legally distinct) for the AEW World Championship
If you weren’t already making plans for Revolution, now’s the time.