AEW has secured a new broadcast agreement to expand its international reach across the Middle East and North Africa, announcing on Thursday, September 3, that its programming will stream on TOD, the digital platform owned by beIN Media Group. Available exclusively in MENA markets, the service already houses an extensive sports catalog.
Under the pact, TOD will carry weekly episodes of Dynamite and Collision throughout the territory, along with AEW’s live pay-per-view schedule. The partnership officially begins with All Out, set for September 26 in Chicago.
AEW did not disclose financial terms or the duration of the deal, and the promotion has not confirmed whether broadcasts will feature localized commentary produced specifically for the market.
Mark @WrestleMobs Follow TOD by beIN adds Dynamite, Collision and all PPVs across the Middle East and North Africa - a region WWE has spent decade cultivating.
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4:57 PM · Sep 3, 2026The expansion establishes an AEW presence in a territory where WWE has built a massive footprint in recent years.
WWE originally partnered with Saudi Arabia in 2018 on a strategic agreement announced as a 10-year deal, and the company continues to invest heavily in the area. Crown Jewel is scheduled for November 7 in Riyadh, while WrestleMania 43 will take place in the Saudi capital in 2027, marking the first time the flagship event will be held outside North America.