By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet)
Tony Khan packed a lot of information into a single social media post on Wednesday. Khan revealed that the start time for the AEW All Out event has moved to 2CT/3ET. He also wrote that AEW pay-per-views will be available on HBO Max starting with All Out. HBO Max subscribers will pay $39.99 for AEW pay-per-views.
Powell’s POV: Khan blinked first when it came to the head-to-head battle between AEW All Out and WWE Wrestlepalooza on September 20. It’s the right move for AEW to start the event on Saturday afternoon rather than run at or around the same start time as the Wrestlepalooza show that will stream on ESPN’s app for the first time. The HBO Max price for pay-per-views is what was realistically expected, as it gives HBO Max subscribers a $10 price break from the standard pay-per-view price of $49.99.
HBO Max will stream AEW PPV shows LIVE starting very soon:#AEWAllOut
Saturday Afternoon, 9/20
3pm ET/Noon PT !All HBO Max subscribers can now purchase AEW ppv shows at an exclusive low price point: $39.99!
See you on TBS + HBO Max for
Wednesday Night #AEWDynamite,
TONIGHT!— Tony Khan (@TonyKhan) September 3, 2025
So, the HBO Max PPV price is the same as paying for the ESPN app and getting a metric ton of sports in addition to WWE PLEs. WBD and Tiny Kunt were made for each other.
That’s craaaaazy man. If only the AEW deal got you something besides the AEW ppvs. You know, like say, a streaming app full of stuff. Stuff a LOT more interesting than ESPN’s sports shit that you couldn’t fucking pay me to care about.
I really enjoy AEW but 39.99 that’s alot wwe only charge 19.99 last time I looked am glad I dont and never will use max…