Additional details have surfaced regarding AEW’s recently announced distribution deal with TOD by beIN across the Middle East and North Africa.
Following the initial announcement, Wrestling Noticias reached out directly to Golin MENA, TOD’s regional PR agency, to clarify the specifics of how AEW content will be distributed on the platform.
Speaking to Wrestling Noticias, Stephen Worsley, Regional Managing Director at Golin MENA, confirmed that AEW Dynamite and AEW Collision are being carried by TOD strictly as video-on-demand (VOD) programming under a non-exclusive agreement.
Under the current terms, the weekly broadcasts will not air live. Instead, episodes will be added to the platform on demand following their original linear airings. A specific distribution window for when new episodes will be uploaded has not yet been disclosed.
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9:10 PM · Sep 3, 2026The non-exclusive nature of the deal means regional fans have an additional streaming avenue without TOD serving as AEW’s exclusive broadcast home in the MENA region.
Furthermore, Golin MENA indicated to Wrestling Noticias that pay-per-view events, including All In, are not currently scheduled to stream on the service. With the rights package strictly covering on-demand weekly programming and TOD’s initial marketing pushing only Dynamite and Collision, PPV broadcasts appear to be excluded from the current deal. However, this does not rule out future standalone agreements for major events.
While AEW’s corporate announcement highlighted marquee live specials and specifically named All Out on September 26 in Chicago, whether that event will be made available on TOD remains unconfirmed.
Financial terms and the exact duration of the agreement have not been disclosed.