AEW Dynamite Start Time Tonight (06-03-2026)
AEW Dynamite airs tonight (Wednesday, June 3, 2026) at 8:00 p.m. ET on TBS, with a simultaneous stream on HBO Max. The show runs live from the Siegel Center in Richmond, Virginia.
AEW Dynamite Start time by timezone
The broadcast window is the standard two hours, 8-10 p.m. ET on TBS with the HBO Max simulcast. Here is how that time translates across the globe:
| Region | Timezone | Start time | Day |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hawaii | HST | 2:00 PM | Wed, Jun 3 |
| Alaska | AKDT | 4:00 PM | Wed, Jun 3 |
| US Pacific (LA, Seattle) | PDT | 5:00 PM | Wed, Jun 3 |
| US Mountain (Denver) | MDT | 6:00 PM | Wed, Jun 3 |
| US Central (Chicago) | CDT | 7:00 PM | Wed, Jun 3 |
| US Eastern (New York) | EDT | 8:00 PM | Wed, Jun 3 |
| Atlantic (Halifax) | ADT | 9:00 PM | Wed, Jun 3 |
| Brazil (São Paulo) | BRT | 9:00 PM | Wed, Jun 3 |
| UK (London) | BST | 1:00 AM | Thu, Jun 4 |
| Central Europe (Paris, Berlin) | CEST | 2:00 AM | Thu, Jun 4 |
| Eastern Europe (Athens) | EEST | 3:00 AM | Thu, Jun 4 |
| Gulf (Dubai) | GST | 4:00 AM | Thu, Jun 4 |
| India (New Delhi) | IST | 5:30 AM | Thu, Jun 4 |
| China (Beijing) | CST | 8:00 AM | Thu, Jun 4 |
| Japan (Tokyo) | JST | 9:00 AM | Thu, Jun 4 |
| Australia East (Sydney) | AEST | 10:00 AM | Thu, Jun 4 |
| New Zealand (Auckland) | NZST | 12:00 PM | Thu, Jun 4 |
AEW Dynamite Matches
Here are all of the confirmed matches for tonight’s episode of AEW Dynamite:
- AEW World Championship Match: MJF (c) vs Rush
- TNT Championship Match: Kevin Knight (c) vs Speedball Mike Bailey
- Owen Hart Foundation Tournament: Will Ospreay vs AEW National Champion Mark Davis
- Owen Hart Foundation Tournament: Alex Windsor vs Wild Card entry
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