Tony Khan hyping up AEW and its product has been a recurring theme in the wrestling universe. From bragging about the heavyweight sign-ups to inflating the numbers of the PPV, the AEW Boss is the greatest cheerleader of his promotion. Especially heading toward the All-In 2024, Wembley Stadium in London, the promotion is seemingly gearing up to unfold a series of surprises. At least this is how the head honcho is projecting it to be. But amidst all the other hype, the biggest one at this point in time is Khan awaiting ‘the most important decision in the history of the company’ at the upcoming landmark PLE. But fans brutally rejected to be on the same page with him. They blatantly undermine the forced craze, saying it must be merely the much-discussed TV deal.

Tony Khan did the exact promotion ahead of the April 5th episode of AEW Dynamite last year. The boss man expressed an utter zeal in his voice while saying he couldn’t wait to reveal the good news to all the fans. The effect was quite not up to the mark. The previous puffs brought the AEW: All Access reality show, Adam Cole’s return to the ring, the purchase of the ring of honors, and some similar deals to the table. Fans could expect something of that sort this year as well, but there is a twist in the latest surprise.

Khan and AEW are in the middle of talks about their much-awaited media rights deal. The current one with Warner Bros Discovery is set to expire at the end of this year. While the deal is still in the negotiating stage between both parties, a final word on this can bring some significant change in the AEW trajectory. As per the latest update, TNT announced a new show TNT Overdrive featuring an AEW talent which could go in favor of a potential deal renewal with WBD, which Khan previously told to be in the red zone.

In a recent interview with TV Insider, Khan made the matter even bigger, pinpointing the biggest moment in the company’s journey and psyching the fans up, saying that the announcements could arrive at any moment.

The tickling left some of us guessing while a few fans could already put it flat on Twitter.

Fans clearly see what’s coming in All In after a lot of hype

Khan is likely spilling the new deal for the company, attracting more growth in the coming time at London’s PLE. But there could also be another aspect of it. As per some reports, Khan is scouting venues for the upcoming year’s PLEs in some monumental stadiums all across the world. Melbourne’s Marvel and Sydney’s Allianz are a few of the top choices.

They think Khan unnecessarily exaggerated the event like always.

However, despite some people believing otherwise, if it really is a TV deal, it might be the very first time the pre-injected excitement will deliver. Financial puff, creative broadening, and a lot of factors will be directly affected by the crucial media rights.

What’s your take on fans connecting the ‘yet to come’ TV deal decision to the AEW All-In surprise announcement on Twitter? Let