Droits de télévision: Tony Khan prévoit de bonnes nouvelles pour Ring of Honor

Tony Khan a bon espoir que Ring of Honor, actuellement diffusé sur la plateforme Honor Club pour 10 $ U.S. par mois, soit éventuellement disponible à la télévision conventionnelle.

Lors d’un appel-conférence pour faire la promotion du PPV Final Battle (qui aura lieu vendredi soir), Khan a mentionné que des discussions positives ont eu lieu avec Warner Bros. Discovery, qui diffuse déjà Dynamite, Rampage et Collision sur ses stations américaines TBS et TNT.

Khan fait aussi valoir que les archives de ROH ont une valeur intéressante en vue d’une éventuelle plateforme spécialisée.

“We’ve had really good talks with Warner Brothers Discovery, had a great visit with them today, and we have a really exciting relationship that has grown a lot over the years and has expanded for AEW. Ring of Honor is still a third party in the relationship and is a company putting on really exciting wrestling and is peripheral to the conversation right now. It offers a lot of value to AEW and to a media company.

There is a lot of interest in ROH and some of the most exciting wrestling and stories and some of the best events in ROH history are happening now. It’s really awesome that ROH has healthy options and very complimentary for myself, my family, and our business interests, the ROH media rights and the massive library and IP are there and accessible to us as we pursue new media rights for AEW in 2024 and we also have the additional value of the ROH library with the AEW library that has continued to grow. Almost 200 episodes of Dynamite, well over 100 episodes of Rampage, and an exciting half-year of Collision.”

Khan avait discuté auparavant avec le réseau CW, mais rien n’a finalement été conclu.

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