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Tony Khan soutient que la AEW vit actuellement, avec la négociation des droits de télévision aux États-Unis, son moment le plus important de l’histoire.
En entrevue pour la station de radio Q101 à Chicago, Khan a mentionné que la AEW est sur le point de conclure une entente marquante.
C’est pour lui la culmination des efforts faits depuis cinq ans. Cet accord éventuel avec Warner Bros. Discovery sera rentable et confirmera le succès de la AEW, évoquant notamment la réussite des PPV.
“Right now, it’s the most important time ever in AEW. We’re on the verge of the most important deal we’ll ever make, this upcoming media rights (deal).,”
“Over five years, it’s really been building to this point where AEW’s going to jump into the media rights and be a very profitable, successful company that has lived up to every expectation we ever could have had because we’ve done so many amazing things in these years. We’ve had all these amazing pay-per-view records. We’ve done pay-per-view numbers, whether adjusted or straight-up, however you want to look at it, head-to-head, very strong compared to the last few years of WCW, and I think that’s really a success story.”
“It’s a really interesting business point that our business on pay-per-view has continued to get stronger.”
Dave Meltzer se questionnait récemment, sur The Wrestling Observer Newsletter, sur la possibilité qu’il y ait des changements au niveau de la durée de Dynamite ou de Collision, si les journées de diffusion changeront ou si la diffusion en direct sera en valeur dans cette potentielle entente.
“For months the idea, coming from those on the WBD side, was that the deal would be made by the time the exclusive window ended. That window has ended. The deal is not completed. But there are so many questions and rumors about what the details will entail. Will Dynamite go three hours? Will Collision go three hours? Will the time slots change for Collision or Rampage? How will streaming factor into the television deal?”
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