Saturday night’s “AEW Collision: Beach Break” broadcast was 30 minutes shorter due to technical issues.
The weekend’s show was pre-taped following “Aew Dynamite: Beach Break” on Wednesday, and things seemed to go as normal for viewers in about an hour and a half of the episode. The airing ended early, and the Max streaming platform began showing Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson-Led “Black Adam” Comic-Book movies.
AEW CEO Tony Khan then took him to social media to confirm that the technical issues surrounding the studio’s transmission were negligent, apologizing for the inconvenience and ensuring that the show would air as soon as possible.
“There’s a technical issue with sending the studio tonight on Saturday. We apologize for the inconvenience caused to all of our amazing fans! [MAX] And as a whole [TNT Drama] West 8pm pt/9pm mt/10pm ct/11pm 11pm tonight! ”
We have technical issues with studio transmission on Saturday #aewcollision tonight!
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
View the full show @streamonmax +
There’s the whole thing @tntdrama West
8pm pt/9pm mt/10pm ct/11pm et
tonight!– Tony Khan (@tonykhan) May 18, 2025
Following Khan’s announcement, the official AEW of X’s television account confirmed that subsequent West Coast broadcasts were not affected by the issue.
“Due to technical difficulties, #aewcollision Beach Break East Coast Airing has been shortened. West Coast broadcasting will not be affected. On-demand versions are available. [MAX] And we apologize for the inconvenience and inconvenience of the TNT app as soon as possible, “reading the posts, continuing to apologise again for your inconvenience, and converse with the issue to a ring conflict.” We are committed to providing the best wrestling on the planet. Take this bump and work on it. ”
“Collision” was aired almost entirely before it was blocked. There was a match between Wheeler Yuta and Powerhouse Hobbs with his sons with Texas CRU.
