AEW Grand Slam: Australia Faces Scheduling Conflict with TNT’s All-Star Weekend

AEW’s first-ever Grand Slam: Australia is shaping up to be a major event for the company, but there’s a big issue looming.

The event, scheduled to air on February 15 at 8 PM EST on TNT and MAX, may face a scheduling conflict with TNT’s “All-Star Saturday Night,” a prime-time NBA event. All-Star Weekend is one of the most significant nights for TNT, which raises concerns about whether AEW’s broadcast will be delayed or moved to a different network.

As AEW Grand Slam: Australia is slated to replace AEW Collision that week, fans are eagerly anticipating the match between Toni Storm and AEW Women’s World Champion Mariah May, a rematch from All In: London 2024. However, with TNT’s big NBA programming on the same night, AEW could be forced to adjust their broadcast time or even shift the show to TBS. While AEW has not yet made an official statement about this conflict, fans are left wondering how the situation will unfold.

With the event also set to air live from the Brisbane Entertainment Centre, AEW’s plans to take on WWE NXT’s Vengeance Day that night only adds to the excitement and competition between the two companies.