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AEW is the second-biggest wrestling promotion in the USA. The company has been doing an incredible job with its pay-per-views and weekly shows, and fans are excited about its future. However, a major report suggests something may go wrong with the company down the line.<\/p>\n
All Elite Wrestling airs on TBS and TNT in the USA, and it is simulcast on HBO Max. It is part of the company’s multi-year deal with Warner Bros. Discovery. However, recent corporate shifts may affect AEW’s position in the streaming setup. WBD is set to merge with Paramount Skydance following a billion-dollar deal.<\/p>\n
According to Dave Meltzer on the Wrestling Observer Newsletter<\/a><\/em>, an undisclosed wrestling company is under a belief that AEW could be in trouble when the WBD and Paramount Skydance merger gets completed. As per the report, the said wrestling company was in talks with Paramount+ for a deal. They were confident that they would get the deal signed until Paramount finalized its UFC deal<\/a>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/template><\/p>\n Since then, there have been no talks between the said wrestling company and Paramount. They believe that TKO head Ari Emanuel played a role in all this. As a result, the undisclosed wrestling promotion believes that AEW could be in trouble soon as well due to Emanuel’s potential involvement down the line.<\/p>\n That said, Dave Meltzer also shared his belief that All Elite Wrestling will be able to secure a TV deal regardless of what happens. He noted that the company has a strong weekly show system that will be beneficial for them in the long term. With that said, only time will tell what is in store for the Jacksonville-based promotion from here on.<\/p>\n All Elite Wrestling is heading to Hoffman Estates, Illinois, for its All Out event. The show will take place at the famous NOW Arena on September 26. Tony Khan<\/a> and his creative team have done an incredible job in building the hype for the event. The show will feature a stacked lineup of matches from top to bottom.<\/p>\n In the main event, Will Ospreay will defend his All Elite World Championship against Jon Moxley in a singles match. Besides, the AEW World Tag Team Championships will also be on the line in a Three-Way Ladder Match between Cage and Cope, FTR, and Young Bucks<\/a>.<\/p>\n Apart from those two major matches, eight more matches are on the card, spread across the event. Fans are excited to see what All Elite Wrestling has in store following a banger All In event in London last month.<\/p>\nAEW is set to present its All Out pay-per-view this weekend<\/h2>\n