AEW Forbidden Door 2026 live stream: how to watch
AEW Forbidden Door 2026 is set to take place this weekend (on Sunday, June 28th) from the SAP Center in San Jose, California. Several big matches have been confirmed for the card, including Swerve Strickland vs. Will Ospreay, Mercedes Moné vs. Maya World and Thekla vs. Starlight Kid, which will be available to watch via a few different methods.
Is AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door 2026 on PPV?
Here are the different options you have available when it comes to watching Forbidden Door 2026 in the US, UK and Australia:
How to watch in the US
| Platform (US) | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| HBO Max PPV | $39.99 | Cheapest, HBO Max subscription required first |
| Prime Video | ~$49.99 | One-off purchase, no subscription needed |
| PPV.com | ~$49.99 | Web and app |
| Sling TV | ~$49.99 | US, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands |
| DISH / DIRECTV | ~$49.99 | Order through your provider |
| YouTube | ~$49.99 | Buy via AEW’s official channel |
| DAZN | Varies | Available across 180+ countries |
| Cable / satellite | ~$49.99 | Traditional PPV order |
| Dave & Buster’s | In-venue | Shown nationwide |
How to watch in the UK
| Platform (UK) | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Prime Video | £14.99 | One-off, live from 1am BST |
| MyAEW | £14.99/mo or £90/yr | Subscription, not a single purchase |
| PPV.com | Check listing | Select international markets |
| DAZN | Varies | Available in the UK |
| YouTube | Check listing | Select international market |
How to watch in Australia
| Platform (AU / NZ) | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Prime Video | AUD / NZD, varies | One-off where listed |
| DAZN | Varies | 180+ countries |
| PPV.com | Varies | Select international |
| YouTube | Varies | Select international |
| MyAEW | A/NZ subscription | Global option |
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