AEW WrestleDream 2026 Media Call Notes

AEW WrestleDream 2026 Media Call Notes

Ahead of AEW WrestleDream 2026, Tony Khan hosted the latest media call to speak about the next pay-per-view.

The media call took place on October 15 ahead of the show on Saturday. The main event of the show will see the World Championship on the line in a Clockwork Carnage match. There will also be a grudge match between Nick Wayne and Chris Jericho, Mercedes Mone vs. Thekla with the Women’s Title on the line, and the Trios Titles being defended in a 2-out-of-3 falls match.

Topics discussed included the Skydance acquisition of Warner Bros., Adam Copeland’s retirement announcement, and the big matches on the pay-per-view.

AEW WrestleDream 2026 Media Call Notes

  • Khan thanks the media for joining and is excited about WrestleDream. Khan says a lot has happened since the last pay-per-view and it has been a great year for AEW.
  • Asked about the Skydance purchase and if AEW is under the sports or entertainment umbrella, Khan thinks AEW will become a stronger company from the merger. Khan says it has been a big change for Warner Bros. and it will be for AEW too. Khan can’t speak about the TV and streaming at this time but remains optimistic. Khan also speaks about the growth of AEW PPVs in buy numbers and attendance.
  • Asked about Adam Copeland’s 2027 retirement, Khan knew the announcement was coming. Khan said it made sense as Christian Cage is injured and spoke about the duo’s great 2026. Khan puts over Cope and Cage but said that Cage was “hurt bad.” Khan also spoke about the recent passing of Pac during this time. Khan said that Cage was able to finish the match despite being injured. Khan says it makes sense for Cope to chase the World Title now as Cage is injured.
  • Speaking about the TBS Title match, Khan put over the work Persephone has been doing as well as former champion Maya World. Khan admitted there have been a lot of changes, also pointing to the Steven Borden injury at All Out. Khan said that he is excited about the TBS 4-way match.
  • Asked about Adam Copeland competing at the Tokyo Dome, Khan said to stay tuned and spoke about the partnership with New Japan.
  • Asked about Blood and Guts being in November, Khan says it is a strong time to have the event.
  • Asked about Skydance, Khan says it will be exciting to see to how the distribution will be affected, but it will be positive.
  • Asked about which matches he si looking forward to the most, Khan highlighted the Clockwork Carnage match, Women’s Championship and Trios Titles match.
  • Asked about Jon Moxley and his role during the recent emotional times in AEW, Khan says that Mox is the best he has ever been right now in and out of the ring. Khan says that Mox is a professional and drives the roster to be their best. Khan also spoke about the Brodie Lee and Pac tribute shows.
  • Asked about Mick Foley and The Hurt Syndicate, Khan said they have both been involved in big moments this year. Khan says that The Hurt Syndicate won’t work for anybody but they are available for hire.
  • Asked about All Out, Khan said Steven Borden’s injury was the most challenging, but they later got good news. Khan also spoke about the ROH taping that took place the Monday after Pac passed away.

Closing out the call, Khan says he appreciates everyone who took the time to be a part of it. Khan also appreciated the kind words about Pac and Andy “The Butcher” Williams.

Check out our predictions for AEW WrestleDream here.

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