Fox Sports Mexico has announced that they have reached a multi-regional broadcast rights deal with All Elite Wrestling.
The TV network sent out a press release to the effect announcing that the two sides have signed a ‘long term agreement.’ The deal will see Fox Sports Mexico broadcasting all of AEW’s programming and special events, starting with WrestleDream on October 12.
The agreement also includes the production of a new ‘All Elite Show’ that will air on Mondays. The show is promoted as an ‘original production dedicated to analyzing the most relevant events of the week and previews of upcoming AEW events.’
This announcement comes only days after the wrestling company confirmed their US media rights renewal deal with WarnerBros Discovery.
The US deal includes streaming components with both AEW’s premier shows Dynamite and Collision expected to be simulcasted on the WBD streaming platform, Max.
AEW PPVs will also be available on Max at a discounted price for subscribers. Though the PPV deal kicks in sometime in mid-2025, a few months later than the rest of the components.
The new agreement with Fox Sports Mexico marks another milestone for Tony Khan’s promotion and can be seen as another major step towards the company becoming profitable.
This is also an important development for AEW’s relationship with Fox, as the company is aiming to land a deal with the TV Network in the US. After SmackDown left Fox recently, Khan is hoping to replace the WWE program with a show of his own.
