AEW Double or Nothing 2026 Main Card Start Times: US, UK, Australia and more
The AEW Double or Nothing 2026 main card starts at 8 pm EST, with a Zero Hour pre-show that starts an hour earlier at 7 pm EST. This is AEW’s eighth annual Double or Nothing, and it’s a stacked card. Darby Allin defends the AEW Men’s World Championship against MJF in a Hair vs. Title Match, plus a four-way for the Women’s World Title and Okada vs. Takeshita for the International Championship.
AEW Double or Nothing 2026 Main card start times by time zone
Here are the main card start times globally for AEW Double or Nothing 2026:
| Region / City | Time zone | Main card start | Local day |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hawaii | HST (UTC-10) | 2:00 PM | Sun, May 24 |
| Alaska | AKDT (UTC-8) | 4:00 PM | Sun, May 24 |
| Los Angeles, Vancouver | PDT (UTC-7) | 5:00 PM | Sun, May 24 |
| Denver, Phoenix-ish | MDT (UTC-6) | 6:00 PM | Sun, May 24 |
| Mexico City | CST (UTC-6) | 6:00 PM | Sun, May 24 |
| Chicago, Dallas | CDT (UTC-5) | 7:00 PM | Sun, May 24 |
| New York, Toronto | EDT (UTC-4) | 8:00 PM | Sun, May 24 |
| Halifax | ADT (UTC-3) | 9:00 PM | Sun, May 24 |
| São Paulo, Buenos Aires | UTC-3 | 9:00 PM | Sun, May 24 |
| St. John’s | NDT (UTC-2:30) | 9:30 PM | Sun, May 24 |
| London, Dublin, Lisbon | BST/WEST (UTC+1) | 1:00 AM | Mon, May 25 |
| Paris, Berlin, Madrid | CEST (UTC+2) | 2:00 AM | Mon, May 25 |
| Johannesburg | SAST (UTC+2) | 2:00 AM | Mon, May 25 |
| Athens, Helsinki | EEST (UTC+3) | 3:00 AM | Mon, May 25 |
| Riyadh | AST (UTC+3) | 3:00 AM | Mon, May 25 |
| Dubai | GST (UTC+4) | 4:00 AM | Mon, May 25 |
| New Delhi | IST (UTC+5:30) | 5:30 AM | Mon, May 25 |
| Bangkok | ICT (UTC+7) | 7:00 AM | Mon, May 25 |
| Singapore, Manila, Perth | UTC+8 / AWST | 8:00 AM | Mon, May 25 |
| Tokyo, Seoul | JST/KST (UTC+9) | 9:00 AM | Mon, May 25 |
| Adelaide | ACST (UTC+9:30) | 9:30 AM | Mon, May 25 |
| Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane | AEST (UTC+10) | 10:00 AM | Mon, May 25 |
| Auckland | NZST (UTC+12) | 12:00 PM | Mon, May 25 |
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