AEW is officially making its move to Hulu Japan, with the promotion’s streaming rollout now underway after the deal was first announced back in September.
The company already announced its agreement with the streaming service on September 16, 2026, so the latest development isn’t a new deal. It’s the next step in bringing AEW programming to Japanese viewers. The agreement covers AEW Dynamite, AEW Collision and live pay-per-view events, all streaming exclusively through Hulu Japan.
According to Hulu Japan’s schedule, Dynamite and Collision will begin streaming on November 10. The service will also make approximately 20 episodes from September and October available, giving viewers a chance to catch up on recent storylines.
AEW All Out and WrestleDream will also be included with regular Hulu Japan subscriptions at no additional charge. Future live pay-per-view events will require a separate purchase, starting with Full Gear on November 15.
The move gives AEW a dedicated streaming home in Japan, where several of its biggest stars already have established followings. Kazuchika Okada, Kenny Omega, Will Ospreay and Konosuke Takeshita are among the names familiar to Japanese wrestling audiences.
Hulu Japan is operated by HJ Holdings and is separate from the American Hulu service. The AEW agreement applies exclusively to Japan and doesn’t change where the company’s programming airs in the United States.
After announcing the partnership nearly two months ago, AEW is finally putting its Japanese streaming plans into action. The service’s AEW page is already live, and viewers will soon have weekly television episodes and major pay-per-view events available in one place.
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