AEW Dynamite Blood and Guts 2025 Live Stream: How to watch
The annual AEW Blood & Guts (2025) special, aired as part of AEW Dynamite, takes place on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, at the First Horizon Coliseum in Greensboro, North Carolina. It will be broadcast live in the U.S. at its usual slot on Wednesday night. Here’s exactly how and where you can stream it.
How to watch AEW Dynamite live
United States
If you are in the U.S., the event will broadcast on the cable channel TBS at the normal Dynamite time-slot (typically 8:00 p.m. ET/7:00 p.m. CT) and will be simulcast on the streaming service Max. If you already have a Max subscription you can log-in ahead of time to confirm availability. Confirm your time zone, ensure your internet connection is stable, and have your device ready.
Canada & North America
In Canada the show will also air via the regular Dynamite arrangement, and Canadian viewers should check their local cable/satellite provider for TBS-equivalent service. The event listing confirms Canada in the event schedule.
United Kingdom, Europe & Other International Regions
For viewers outside North America the situation is a little different. The special episode is available via streaming platforms in certain international territories:
- In the United Kingdom and some international markets, the event is listed on TrillerTV
- More broadly, for international fans of the brand All Elite Wrestling (AEW) the PPV/featured events are available via a mix of platforms: PPV.com, YouTube, TrillerTV and Prime Video depending on your country.
Time-Zone & Streaming Prep Tips
- If streaming internationally, make sure the service is licensed in your territory. Even if you have the app, geo-restrictions may apply.
- Ensure your internet speed is sufficient (ideally 5-10 Mbps or more) so the live broadcast runs without lag or buffering.
- Consider signing into the streaming app ahead of time, search for “Blood & Guts” or “Dynamite” and ensure the event appears under live/forthcoming content.
- If you run into trouble, try an alternate device (TV/desktop/tablet) or a wired connection rather than WiFi.
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