Jon Moxley headlines the debut of the WatchAEW FAST channel on The Roku Channel, rolling out on July 10, 2026, and instantly adding his legendary bouts to the streaming lineup.
What is the WatchAEW FAST channel?
The FAST channel is a free‑ad‑supported streaming feed that curates AEW’s biggest highlights, title matches, and backstage segments. It streams continuously, updating its library with fresh clips from the roster. Roku joins MyAEW, HPTV, Amazon, LG TV, Tubi and QuickCast as the newest home for the service, meaning millions of US households can now click‑stream Moxley’s classic brawls without a subscription.
How does Jon Moxley fit into the new lineup?
Moxley’s name appears alongside MJF, Toni Storm, Kenny Omega and other top stars. The channel will feature his 2023 Dynamite main event against Darby Allin, his 2024 Blood & Guts showdown with Jon Jensen, and the infamous 2025 “Mox‑Mania” street fight that earned a 9.8 rating on AEW’s own metrics. By spotlighting these moments, the platform leverages Moxley’s drawing power to attract both longtime fans and newcomers.
Why the Roku partnership matters for AEW and Moxley’s brand
Roku’s 2026 user base tops 65 million active accounts in the United States. Adding WatchAEW FAST gives AEW a direct pipeline into that audience, bypassing traditional cable. For Moxley, the exposure translates into higher merchandise sales and stronger social‑media engagement. Early analytics show a 12 % spike in Moxley‑related searches within the first 24 hours of the launch.
What else is happening in AEW’s digital push?
The same announcement rolled out a new weekly show, *MLP Mayhem*, produced by Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling. It streams free on MyAEW worldwide starting July 16, 2026, and on TSN in Canada from July 15. While *MLP Mayhem* showcases Canadian talent like Josh Alexander, it also features AEW imports such as Moxley, who will appear in a cross‑promotion tag match slated for the August 30 All In PPV at Wembley Stadium.
How fans can watch right now
To catch Jon Moxley’s highlights, open the Roku home screen, navigate to the Channel Store, and add WatchAEW FAST. No login is required; the feed runs 24/7 with new clips added hourly. For those on other devices, MyAEW remains the hub for on‑demand content, while the upcoming *MLP Mayhem* will be accessible via the MyAEW app and TSN’s streaming portal.
What’s next for Jon Moxley and AEW?
Tony Khan hinted at more platform expansions later this year, including a potential partnership with a major European streaming service. Moxley is slated to headline a special “Mox‑Mania” showcase on the FAST channel in September, featuring never‑before‑seen backstage footage and a surprise appearance by a former rival. The move keeps Moxley at the forefront of AEW’s global growth strategy.