It's no secret that former WCW, TNA, and WWE Executive Eric Bischoff isn't a big believer in AEW, Tony Khan, or the promotion becoming a sustainable business. As such, many fans wondered how Bischoff would respond to reports regarding AEW's ongoing negotiations with Warner Brothers Discovery,

F ollowing its inception in 2019, AEW quickly became a true competitive alternative to WWE for the first time in decades. However, the rivalry between AEW and WWE has not been fri

Multiple reports provide an update on AEW‘s negotiations with Warner Bros. Discovery, as a new TV deal seems imminent. John Ourand at Puck reports that AEW’s new deal with WBD “looks like” it will be for four years,

WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff shares his thoughts on AEW potentially adding another television show to its roster and moving it to another broadcaster.

Ourand reports that the new deal between AEW and WBD will pay the wrestling promotion in the ballpark of $170 million per year. The contract will run for three guaranteed years an

WWE, as they got new TV deals for Raw, SmackDown, and NXT, but now it's AEW's turn. There has been speculation for months about Tony Khan's negotiations with Warner Bros. Discovery, but we have yet to hear about a new deal being put into place.

WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff has shared his opinion on the AEW All Out main event and how it reflects on the company as a whole.

According to a report from John Ourand at Puck, Khan is closing in on a $170 million-per-year deal with Warner Bros. Discovery. The agreement is set to span three years with an op

The wrestling community has been waiting to hear any kind of solid details about AEW's pending TV deal, and now it seems we have many of them courtesy of John Ourand at Puck. MORE: Tony Khan Teases AEW Partnership With Streaming Service According to Ourand,