International AEW viewers get new Myaew streaming access because of Kiswe partnership
Wrestling fans outside the United States and Canada now have a new way to watch select All Elite Wrestling programming through myaew, including live and on-demand events and a global, ad-supported FAST channel. The platform launched March 9, 2026, positioning itself as a centralized digital destination with more features promised soon.
Tony Khan outlines who gets myaew access and what it includes
The new platform is designed to deliver “immersive access” to AEW content for viewers outside the U. S. and Canada, while also offering a dedicated FAST channel with ad-supported viewing available globally. AEW described it as a foundation for a central hub that connects fans to in-ring action, behind-the-scenes moments, and exclusive digital content.
AEW CEO, GM and Head of Creative Tony Khan said the company is partnering with Kiswe to launch the new MyAEW platform, framing it as part of an effort to evolve AEW’s digital offerings for fans around the world. AEW said additional information about MyAEW. com will be announced in the near future.
Kiswe powers MyAEW as the platform rolls out global FAST viewing
Kiswe is providing the streaming technology behind the rollout. Glenn Booth, Kiswe’s CEO, said MyAEW was built to become a central hub for the AEW community, aiming to connect fans to content with broader access “to the ring and beyond. ” AEW also highlighted that Kiswe’s tools can support a range of live and on-demand programming with flexible, region-specific pricing.
At launch, MyAEW includes a FAST channel, shorthand for free ad-supported streaming television. Separate coverage of the launch said early content from AEW Dynamite is already available, with episodes from the promotion’s inaugural year streaming in chronological order. The same coverage also described the site as featuring links to official merchandise and teasing additional projects, including an upcoming AEW Podcast Network.
AEW Revolution promotion appears on MyAEW. com as registration opens
AEW positioned the launch as arriving ahead of AEW Revolution, a card the company promoted with names including MJF, “Hangman” Adam Page, Jon Moxley, Willow Nightingale, FTR and The Young Bucks. the partnership marks the start of a long-term evolution for MyAEW, with continued advancements and developments over the next year.
MyAEW. com is accepting new user registrations now, and another account described the site as still under construction. That same account said the site currently allows users to register and purchase the Revolution pay-per-view, set to go live on March 15. AEW has said more details about MyAEW will be revealed in the near future; if those updates arrive as planned, the platform’s feature set is expected to expand over the next year.
