AEW Launches Its Own Channel on Tubi, Making Over 100 Episodes of Dynamite Free to Stream

All Elite Wrestling has officially staked out its own dedicated channel on Tubi, the Fox-owned free ad-supported streaming platform, giving fans a new way to access a substantial library of content at no cost.

The move became noticeable to fans last week when 101 episodes of AEW Dynamite — spanning the show’s first three years on the air, from 2019 through 2021 — quietly appeared on the service. AEW has since made the launch official with a formal announcement confirming the channel’s existence.

The timing makes a certain kind of sense. Tubi has grown into one of the more prominent free streaming destinations in the United States, and its parent company Fox also happens to be the broadcast home of WWE SmackDown — making AEW’s presence there an interesting wrinkle in the broader wrestling media landscape. For a promotion always looking to expand its audience beyond its core base, parking over a hundred episodes of its flagship show on a widely available, cost-free platform is a meaningful step toward discoverability.

For newer fans or lapsed viewers, the availability of early Dynamite episodes also offers a chance to revisit the promotion’s formative period — a run that includes some of AEW’s most celebrated matches and storylines from its first two-plus years in business.

With the channel now officially live, it remains to be seen whether AEW will expand the library further to include additional programming or more recent episodes down the line.