AEW Dynamite Summer Blockbuster 2026 Live Stream: How to watch
AEW Dynamite: Summer Blockbuster airs live Wednesday, June 10, 2026, at 8 p.m. ET on TBS, with a simulcast on HBO Max. The show comes live from The Andrew J. Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, hometown of Continental Champion Jon Moxley, who defends against Shane Taylor. Two Owen Hart Cup matches and Orange Cassidy vs. Andrade will also be taking place on this special Dynamite broadcast.
Where to watch AEW Dynamite by country
Cord-cutters without HBO Max in the United States can use on Sling TV, Fubo, YouTube TV, or DirecTV Stream, all of which carry TBS. Outside North America, you can watch via MyAEW, AEW’s own subscription service, available almost everywhere except the US, Canada, Mexico, and India.
| Region | Live stream / broadcaster | Local start time |
|---|---|---|
| United States | TBS, HBO Max (Sling, Fubo, YouTube TV) | 8:00 PM ET, Wed Jun 10 |
| Canada | TSN, TSN+ app | 8:00 PM ET, Wed Jun 10 |
| United Kingdom | AEW Plus (TrillerTV) live; ITV delayed | 1:00 AM BST, Thu Jun 11 |
| Ireland | AEW Plus (TrillerTV) | 1:00 AM IST, Thu Jun 11 |
| Australia | ESPN; AEW Plus (TrillerTV) | 10:00 AM AEST, Thu Jun 11 |
| New Zealand | AEW Plus / MyAEW | 12:00 PM NZST, Thu Jun 11 |
| Mexico | Local broadcast partner | 6:00 PM CST, Wed Jun 10 |
| India | Local AEW partner | 5:30 AM IST, Thu Jun 11 |
| Germany, France, Spain | MyAEW | 2:00 AM CEST, Thu Jun 11 |
| Rest of Europe / global | MyAEW | varies — see times below |
| Japan | MyAEW | 9:00 AM JST, Thu Jun 11 |
| Singapore, Philippines | MyAEW | 8:00 AM, Thu Jun 11 |
| UAE | MyAEW | 4:00 AM GST, Thu Jun 11 |
| South Africa | MyAEW | 2:00 AM SAST, Thu Jun 11 |
| Brazil, Argentina | MyAEW | 9:00 PM, Wed Jun 10 |
MyAEW is $19.99/£14.99 a month, which includes pay-per-views. Pricing for the weekly TV-only access varies by region, so you should check the in-app rate before subscribing.
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