AEW is set to make its return to Australia for the Grand Slam event next month, with new details unveiled regarding its broadcast plans. The AEW Grand Slam will take place for the second time in Australia on February 14th at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena.
In the United States, the event will be broadcast on TNT and HBO Max. According to PWInsider, the show will be taped first and then aired later in the evening, scheduled for an 8 pm to 10:30 pm time slot on both networks. AEW’s Collision usually airs on Saturday nights, and reports suggest that this special broadcast will be extended by an additional 30 minutes.
Last year’s AEW Grand Slam in Australia was also recorded on February 15th and later aired during the Collision time window. AEW isn’t stopping there with international events; sister promotion Ring of Honor is hosting ROH Global Wars Canada in March. Additionally, AEW’s Forbidden Door is slated to return to Wembley Stadium in London on August 30th, promising more global wrestling action throughout 2026.
Fan Take: This announcement excites AEW supporters as it reinforces the company’s commitment to expanding its global footprint, providing international fans greater access to marquee events. It also signals a growing influence for AEW on the world wrestling stage, potentially setting new standards for live-event production and international broadcasting in the sport.
