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AEW contract splits: Year 1: $170 million Year 2: $185M Year 3: $200M Option Year 4: More than $200M
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David (aka David)
Oct 3 '24, 09:20
So, the average is actually $185M per year and $555 million guaranteed.
At All-In, these same people were thrilled to get a Cracker Barrel sponsorship.
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I think that part of it is a solid deal for sure. Would have been great if the ppv's were just a part of Max as that would garner even more exposure..
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Remlik
Oct 3, 09:45
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Doubled would be more than WWE. And Zaslav wasn’t going to take a loss here. -- nm
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David
Oct 3, 10:15
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Here's what I don't understand. How do you even know if you're taking a loss from any particular item in streaming? -- nm
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pmb
Oct 3, 11:24
How you get double? Raw is 500mil a year, Smackdown is 250mil …so this is like 1-4th of WWE’s current rights. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Oct 3, 10:34
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I was only referencing Raw, which was a reported $500 million but probably lower since WWE always lies up. AEW is pacing for $215-$220 million.
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David
Oct 3, 11:02
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