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Next three AEW pay-per-views to be offered on Triller TV for those in United States

For the first time since it started, AEW will be offering its upcoming Dynasty, Double or Nothing, and Forbidden Door pay-per-views on Triller TV for fans in the United States.

While Triller TV, formerly known as FITE, carries all AEW pay-per-views internationally, AEW has only been offering the shows exclusively through B/R Live, which is owned by AEW’s broadcast partner Warner Bros. Discovery.

The shows are being offered for the regular price of $49.99 each, which is way more than the price that shows are going for if you’re outside the United States. The three mentioned pay-per-views are available as a combo for $49.99 if you have an AEW Plus subscription internationally but the offer does not extend to those located in the United States.

The Revolution pay-per-view was also made available on Triller while the show was ongoing due to several technical difficulties encountered by B/R Live.


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