The Saturday night broadcast of “AEW Collision: Beach Break” ended prematurely by thirty minutes because of technical problems.

Last weekend’s event was pre-recorded after “AEW Dynamite: Beach Break” aired on Wednesday evening. Everything seemed normal until approximately one and a half hours into the broadcast, when the transmission unexpectedly cut off, transitioning instead to the Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson-starring film “Black Adam.” This interruption occurred via the MAX streaming service.

AEW CEO Tony Khan took to social media to acknowledge that technical problems with the studio broadcast were responsible, offering an apology for the disruption and promising that the complete show would be aired as soon as they could resolve the issue.

There are some technical issues we’re encountering with the live broadcast of Saturday’s AEW Collision event tonight. My apologies for this disruption to all our dedicated viewers! The full show will be available later on [MAX], as well as entirely on [TNT Drama] West at 8 PM Pacific Time, 9 PM Mountain Time, 10 PM Central Time, and 11 PM Eastern Time.


After Khan made his announcement, the authorities

AEW on TV account on X

confirmed that the later West Coast airing will be unaffected by the issues.

“Due to technical difficulties, #AEWCollision Beach Break East Coast airing was cut short. West Coast airing will be unaffected. We will have an On-Demand version available on [MAX] and the TNT app as soon as possible,” the post read, continuing to once again apologize for the inconvenience and likening the issues to a bump in the ring. “We apologize for the inconvenience, and appreciate you hanging with us! We are committed to providing you with the Best Wrestling on the planet. We’ll take this bump and get on with it.”


“Collision” had aired almost in its entirety before cutting off

, with just matches between Powerhouse Hobbs against Wheeler Yuta and the Sons of Texas against Cru, the latter of which for an opportunity at the AEW World Tag Team Championship at Double or Nothing on the line, left to go.

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