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>AEW’s contract with TNT, a network Warner Bros Discovery owns, expires at the end of next year, and that’s put them in a dangerous position according to The Wrestling Observer:
>“Your parent company is slicing budgets everywhere, they are stopping movies and TV shows in production, it’s been bloodletting there and there’s probably more to come. The timing for All Elite Wrestling with their deal coming up at the end of next year, the last few days haven’t been looking good.”
>While there is always a risk and AEW’s ratings haven’t rivaled WWE’s, live events tend to be great attractions for ads. There’s a lot of growth potential for AEW, if Tony Kahn decides to appeal to more than his core audience.
>“Your parent company is slicing budgets everywhere, they are stopping movies and TV shows in production, it’s been bloodletting there and there’s probably more to come. The timing for All Elite Wrestling with their deal coming up at the end of next year, the last few days haven’t been looking good.”
>While there is always a risk and AEW’s ratings haven’t rivaled WWE’s, live events tend to be great attractions for ads. There’s a lot of growth potential for AEW, if Tony Kahn decides to appeal to more than his core audience.
