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How to watch the AEW Worlds End 2025 Preshow Live.

Posted on by Jake Skudder

If you want to catch the AEW Worlds End 2025 preshow live, the easiest option is also the cheapest: AEW is streaming the preshow in full on its official YouTube channel, and you can find it via the channel’s Live section.

AEW has used YouTube for its “Zero Hour” style preshow coverage for major events, giving fans a free way to get last minute hype, updates, and analysis before the pay per view kicks off.

Watch the preshow on AEW’s YouTube Live section

  1. Go to AEW’s YouTube channel streams page (this is the Live section):
    https://www.youtube.com/@AEW/streams YouTube
  2. Look for the upcoming or currently live Worlds End preshow stream.
  3. Tap or click the stream to start watching.

Tip: If the stream is not visible yet, refresh closer to showtime. YouTube Live listings can appear right before the broadcast.

How to set a reminder so you do not miss it

If AEW posts the preshow as an upcoming livestream, you can set alerts in a couple of ways:

  • On the stream page, hit Notify me (when available) to get a push notification when it goes live.
  • Subscribe to AEW’s channel and set the bell to All so live stream alerts are more likely to reach you.

Watching on mobile, desktop, and smart TV

  • On desktop: open the streams page in your browser, click the preshow, and go full screen.
  • On mobile: open the YouTube app, search “AEW” and tap the channel, then head to the Live area or use the direct streams link above. You can also browse YouTube’s Live area inside the app.
  • On smart TV: open the YouTube app, search for “All Elite Wrestling,” then select the live or upcoming Worlds End preshow video.

What the preshow usually includes

AEW preshows are typically built around preview coverage, storyline catch ups, and match hype, with talent and hosts breaking down what is coming on the main card. Depending on the event, you may also get bonus content like interviews or additional segments.

Quick troubleshooting if the stream is not playing

  • Make sure you are signed in and your app is updated.
  • Try switching from Wi Fi to mobile data (or vice versa).
  • Refresh the streams page and look for a second listing if AEW posts an updated link.

Once you are in the right place, it is simple: AEW Worlds End 2025 preshow live equals AEW YouTube, Live section, press play.

AEW Worlds End 2025 Preshow Start Times: US, UK, Australia and more.

Posted on by Jake Skudder

AEW Worlds End 2025 takes place on Saturday, December 27, 2025, live from NOW Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. Before the pay per view begins, AEW is set to roll out its Zero Hour preshow, which is the easiest way to get locked in for the night and catch any last minute build heading into the main card.

If you are planning your watch party (or staying up late overseas), here are the global start times for the preshow, which begins at 7:00pm ET on Saturday, December 27.

What time is AEW World’s End?

AEW Worlds End 2025 preshow start time in the United States

The AEW Worlds End 2025 Zero Hour preshow starts at:

  • 7:00pm ET
  • 6:00pm CT
  • 5:00pm MT
  • 4:00pm PT

AEW Worlds End 2025 preshow start time in the United Kingdom

In the UK, the preshow begins at 12:00am GMT on Sunday, December 28 (midnight). That date change is important if you are searching TV guides or setting reminders.

AEW Worlds End 2025 preshow start time in Europe

Across Europe, the Zero Hour preshow begins in the early hours of Sunday, December 28:

  • 1:00am CET (France, Germany, Spain, Italy)
  • 2:00am EET (Finland, Greece, Romania)
  • 2:00am SAST (South Africa)

These are all based on the preshow starting at 7:00pm Eastern.

AEW Worlds End 2025 preshow start time in Australia

Australia gets a much friendlier viewing window, with the preshow landing late morning on Sunday:

  • 11:00am AEDT (Sydney, Melbourne)
  • 10:00am AEST (Brisbane)
  • 8:00am AWST (Perth)

AEW Worlds End 2025 preshow start time in Japan and Asia

For fans in Asia, the preshow begins on Sunday, December 28:

  • 9:00am JST (Japan, Korea)
  • 5:30am IST (India)
  • 8:00am GST (UAE, Dubai)
  • 1:00pm NZDT (New Zealand)
LocationTime zoneLocal dateLocal start time
New YorkEST (America/New_York)Sat, Dec 27, 20257:00 PM
TorontoEST (America/Toronto)Sat, Dec 27, 20257:00 PM
ChicagoCST (America/Chicago)Sat, Dec 27, 20256:00 PM
DenverMST (America/Denver)Sat, Dec 27, 20255:00 PM
PhoenixMST (America/Phoenix)Sat, Dec 27, 20255:00 PM
Los AngelesPST (America/Los_Angeles)Sat, Dec 27, 20254:00 PM
AnchorageAKST (America/Anchorage)Sat, Dec 27, 20253:00 PM
HonoluluHST (Pacific/Honolulu)Sat, Dec 27, 20252:00 PM
Mexico CityCST (America/Mexico_City)Sat, Dec 27, 20256:00 PM
Bogota-05 (America/Bogota)Sat, Dec 27, 20257:00 PM
Lima-05 (America/Lima)Sat, Dec 27, 20257:00 PM
Sao Paulo-03 (America/Sao_Paulo)Sat, Dec 27, 20259:00 PM
Buenos Aires-03 (America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires)Sat, Dec 27, 20259:00 PM
Santiago-03 (America/Santiago)Sat, Dec 27, 20259:00 PM
ReykjavikGMT (Atlantic/Reykjavik)Sun, Dec 28, 202512:00 AM
LondonGMT (Europe/London)Sun, Dec 28, 202512:00 AM
DublinGMT (Europe/Dublin)Sun, Dec 28, 202512:00 AM
LisbonWET (Europe/Lisbon)Sun, Dec 28, 202512:00 AM
MadridCET (Europe/Madrid)Sun, Dec 28, 20251:00 AM
ParisCET (Europe/Paris)Sun, Dec 28, 20251:00 AM
BerlinCET (Europe/Berlin)Sun, Dec 28, 20251:00 AM
RomeCET (Europe/Rome)Sun, Dec 28, 20251:00 AM
WarsawCET (Europe/Warsaw)Sun, Dec 28, 20251:00 AM
AthensEET (Europe/Athens)Sun, Dec 28, 20252:00 AM
HelsinkiEET (Europe/Helsinki)Sun, Dec 28, 20252:00 AM
Istanbul+03 (Europe/Istanbul)Sun, Dec 28, 20253:00 AM
CairoEET (Africa/Cairo)Sun, Dec 28, 20252:00 AM
JohannesburgSAST (Africa/Johannesburg)Sun, Dec 28, 20252:00 AM
LagosWAT (Africa/Lagos)Sun, Dec 28, 20251:00 AM
NairobiEAT (Africa/Nairobi)Sun, Dec 28, 20253:00 AM
Riyadh+03 (Asia/Riyadh)Sun, Dec 28, 20253:00 AM
Dubai+04 (Asia/Dubai)Sun, Dec 28, 20254:00 AM
Tehran+0330 (Asia/Tehran)Sun, Dec 28, 20253:30 AM
KarachiPKT (Asia/Karachi)Sun, Dec 28, 20255:00 AM
DelhiIST (Asia/Kolkata)Sun, Dec 28, 20255:30 AM
Dhaka+06 (Asia/Dhaka)Sun, Dec 28, 20256:00 AM
Bangkok+07 (Asia/Bangkok)Sun, Dec 28, 20257:00 AM
JakartaWIB (Asia/Jakarta)Sun, Dec 28, 20257:00 AM
Singapore+08 (Asia/Singapore)Sun, Dec 28, 20258:00 AM
Hong KongHKT (Asia/Hong_Kong)Sun, Dec 28, 20258:00 AM
ShanghaiCST (Asia/Shanghai)Sun, Dec 28, 20258:00 AM
TaipeiCST (Asia/Taipei)Sun, Dec 28, 20258:00 AM
ManilaPST (Asia/Manila)Sun, Dec 28, 20258:00 AM
SeoulKST (Asia/Seoul)Sun, Dec 28, 20259:00 AM
TokyoJST (Asia/Tokyo)Sun, Dec 28, 20259:00 AM
PerthAWST (Australia/Perth)Sun, Dec 28, 20258:00 AM
AdelaideACDT (Australia/Adelaide)Sun, Dec 28, 202511:30 AM
BrisbaneAEST (Australia/Brisbane)Sun, Dec 28, 202510:00 AM
SydneyAEDT (Australia/Sydney)Sun, Dec 28, 202511:00 AM
MelbourneAEDT (Australia/Melbourne)Sun, Dec 28, 202511:00 AM
AucklandNZDT (Pacific/Auckland)Sun, Dec 28, 20251:00 PM

Two title matches official for AEW Worlds End

Posted on by Bryan Rose

The AEW World and Women’s titles will be on the line later this month.

It was confirmed on Saturday that Samoa Joe will defend the AEW World title in a three-way match, pitting himself against Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page. During Dynamite, Page made clear that whoever walked out of the show the AEW World Champion, they would be meeting him next. On Collision, Strickland defeated Josh Alexander and revealed after the match that he was also setting his sights on the AEW World Championship.

Both men are targeting Joe following the events of Full Gear, when the leader of the Opps won the title thanks to help from Hook, who attacked Page. The end of the pay-per-view saw Swerve make his return, with Joe guiding him to attack longtime rival Page. However, Swerve instead chose to go after The Opps, closing the show by standing strong against them.

During Collision, it was also announced that Kris Statlander would defend the AEW Women’s Championship against Jamie Hayter on December 27. The two were successful on Saturday, defeating The Sisters of Sin. Backstage after the match, Hayter issued the challenge for Worlds End. Statlander accepted, but the two started to argue right after.

AEW Worlds End (December 27)

  • AEW World Championship: Samoa Joe defends against Hangman Page and Swerve Strickland
  • Continental Classic finals
  • Continental Classic semifinals
  • AEW Women’s Championship: Kris Statlander defends against Jamie Hayter

Report: Absent AEW star factored into Worlds End plans

Posted on by Bryan Rose

MJF could be heading back to AEW sooner than you think.

According to WrestleVotes Live on Fightful Select, MJF is factored into plans for the December 27 World’s End event in Chicago as of Thanksgiving week. He’s been gone from AEW since All Out when he lost to Mark Briscoe in a thumbtacks and tables match.

The report comes as AEW has plans to determine the next Dynamite Diamond Ring winner in a matter of weeks, an accomplishment that MJF has won every year since 2019. Next week’s Dynamite will have the Dynamite Diamond Ring Battle Royal in Manchester, England. The final two participants will then move on to the Dynamite Diamond Ring Final the following week. Whoever wins there will also get an AEW World Championship match on the January 14 edition of Dynamite.

Before he went to film his role in Violent Night 2, MJF cut a promo saying he was still coming after Hangman Adam Page, as he still has his World Championship contract match that he won back at All In this summer. Page, however, went on to lose the title to Samoa Joe at last month’s Full Gear.