All Elite Wrestling’s UK TV partner, ITV, announced a few hours ago that both Fyter Fest and Fight For The Fallen will be shown in the United Kingdom and Ireland through FITE TV AEW in collaboration with ITV Box Office.
Both shows will be available for £8.99 in the United Kingdom and 9.99 euros in Ireland. All details can be found at www.fite.tv
Ben Halabi, Head of ITV Box Office Business Development commented –
“We’re ( AEW ) thrilled to be partnering with FITE TV to bring this epic event to even more wrestling fans across the UK & Ireland through such a reliable platform. FITE is the digital destination for combat sports streaming, so working with them to reach their network of devoted fans was a natural fit for ITV.”
Fyter Fest takes place on Saturday, June 29 from Dayton Beach, Florida and is All Elite Wrestling’s second-ever event. For those in the United Kingdom, the event will begin on Sunday, June 30 at 1 am BST. There will be an hour-long special pre-show that will stream for free at 12.30am BST at youtube.com/allelitewrestling
The card so far looks like this –
The Elite (The Young Bucks and Kenny Omega) vs Rey Fenix, Pentagon Jr., and Laredo Kid
Jon Moxley vs Joey Janela
Cody Rhodes vs Darby Allin
“Hangman” Adam Page vs. MJF vs Jungle Boy vs. Jimmy Havoc
Nyla Rose vs Riho vs Yuka Sakazaki
Hardcore Match
Jebailey vs Michael Nakazawa
Christopher Daniels vs Cima
The Buy-In Pre-show Match
SoCal Uncensored vs The Best Friends vs Private Party
Winners advance to All Out for a shot at a first-round bye in the AEW World Tag Team Titles tournament.
The company’s third show, Fight For The Fallen, airs on Saturday, July 13 from the Daily’s Place Amphitheatre at TIAA Bank Field in Jacksonville, Florida. This show begins at 1.30 AM BST on Sunday, July 14, with a free pre-show once again on their YouTube channel.
Matches announced for this event are –
Brandi Rhodes v Allie
Kenny Omega v CIMA
Cody & Dustin Rhodes v The Young Bucks
This event’s gate will go to the Jacksonville Victim Assistance Advisory Council which helps provide assistance to victims of crime and their families.
Blake’s Take: I’m not sure how this news will go down over here in the UK. To actually find out we can watch the show live is brilliant news. But to then be told that we have to pay for a PPV that is being shown for free in the United States is gonna stick in our collective craw. Let’s see what the numbers say a few weeks after both these events.
