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#2. Eurosport will broadcast AEW in India

Sportskeeda Wrestling can confirm that @AEW has inked a TV deal in India with @EurosportIN. #AEWDynamite and #Rampage will start airing from 15th August, India's Independence day 🇮🇳. pic.twitter.com/8Ez2roxokl

— Sportskeeda Wrestling (@SKWrestling_) August 2, 2021

AEW is coming to India! In exciting news for all fans on the subcontinent, Eurosport will be broadcasting Rampage and Dynamite along with all the pay-per-views including All Out in September.

The deal kicks in on August 15, 2021, the day India celebrates its Independence Day. Eurosport already broadcasts IMPACT Wrestling and NJPW in India, making All Elite Wrestling their third major pro-wrestling deal.

Tony Khan was elated with the move as he said in a press release:

“In less then two years since launching AEW Dynamite, we’ve started a professional wrestling revolution,” said Tony Khan, CEO, GM and Head of Creative of AEW. “Through our partnership with Eurosport India, we’re looking forward to showcasing the best professional wrestling that fans in India demand and deserve. We were an instant success in the U.S., and now fans across the world are discovering AEW, feeling refreshed and excited about professional wrestling again. We can’t wait for fans in India to experience our dynamic storytelling, high-flying action and incredible roster of global stars and homegrown talent on a weekly basis.”