Tony Khan Confirms Independent Promoters Have Reached Out About Streaming All In Weekend Shows on MyAEW

Independent promoters are already thinking ahead to All In weekend, and some of them want a piece of AEW’s streaming platform to do it.

Ahead of AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door, Tony Khan fielded questions on the pre-event media call, including one centered on the possibility of multiple independent promotions converging around the weekend of an AEW pay-per-view. Khan confirmed that promoters have in fact reached out expressing interest in streaming their All In weekend shows on MyAEW, AEW’s dedicated streaming service.

The idea of a major AEW event serving as an anchor for a broader weekend of wrestling is well-established at this point. All In has become one of the marquee dates on the pro wrestling calendar, drawing not just AEW’s own programming but a surrounding ecosystem of indie shows, fan gatherings, and cross-promotional events. The interest from outside promoters in using MyAEW as a distribution vehicle suggests that ecosystem could become more formalized — and more visible — if Khan moves forward with those conversations.

For AEW, opening up MyAEW to outside content would represent a meaningful expansion of the platform’s scope, potentially turning it into a hub for the broader wrestling scene rather than strictly an AEW-branded destination. Whether any specific deals are in place or how many promoters have inquired was not detailed at this stage.

With All In on the horizon and Forbidden Door serving as the immediate focus, it will be worth watching whether Khan follows through on the platform’s potential as a home for independent wrestling during one of the year’s biggest weekends.