AEW continues finding new ways to expand its content footprint, with a significant portion of its early Dynamite library now quietly available on a major free streaming platform.
While neither AEW nor Tubi has officially announced a partnership as of this writing, fans recently noticed that a large collection of classic AEW Dynamite episodes has been added to the Fox-owned FAST (free ad-supported television) service.
The addition includes the first 101 episodes of Dynamite, covering a substantial portion of the company’s formative years from 2019 through 2021. The episodes are available to stream free of charge through Tubi, giving fans another option to revisit the promotion’s early history without requiring a paid subscription.
It’s another notable step in AEW’s ongoing media expansion during a year that has already seen the company launch its own MyAEW streaming platform.
Interestingly, AEW now shares space on Tubi with several wrestling-related properties. The service already hosts WWE programming such as NXT and Evolve, along with A&E-produced content including WWE Rivals and WWE Biography episodes. Vice TV’s Dark Side of the Ring is also available on the platform.
One curious detail is how the content appears in Tubi’s search function. Searching for WWE does not currently surface AEW programming, but searching for AEW brings up both NXT and Evolve alongside AEW content. WWE Evolve was added to the service in March 2025.
For fans looking to explore AEW’s archive, there are now multiple viewing options available depending on their location and subscription status. Archived content can be accessed through HBO Max with a subscription, through AEW’s MyAEW service, or through Tubi’s free ad-supported platform.
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The first 3 seasons of AEW Dynamite have been added to the FOX-owned app Tubi. 🔥
Season 1: 12 episodes
Season 2: 53 episodes
Season 3: 36 episodes
Total = 101 episodes out of 348AVAILABLE NOW TO WATCH FOR FREE. pic.twitter.com/h6wEVItGv1
— Drainmaker (@TheDrainmaker) June 8, 2026
