AEW Wrestling

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) is an American professional wrestling organization founded in January 2019 by Tony Khan, son of billionaire Shahid Khan. AEW was created as an alternative to WWE, the dominant player in the wrestling industry, with the goal of offering a modern and more athletically oriented form of entertainment.
One of AEW's mainstays is "The Elite," a group consisting of well-known wrestlers such as Cody Rhodes, The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson), and Kenny Omega. These wrestlers, along with Tony Khan, served as executive vice presidents and were heavily involved in creative and organizational decisions.
AEW debuted its weekly programming, "AEW Dynamite," on TNT on October 2, 2019. The program quickly became popular and attracted a loyal viewership, establishing AEW as a serious competitor to WWE. AEW is known for its engaging storytelling, high level of in-ring action, and its willingness to give the fans what they want.
The company has also organized several prominent pay-per-view events, including "Double or Nothing," "All Out," and "Full Gear," which have received positive reviews and drawn large audience numbers. With an ever-growing roster of talented wrestlers and a passionate fanbase, AEW has quickly established itself as a force to be reckoned with in professional wrestling.
In its short existence, AEW has already had a significant impact on the wrestling world, challenging convention and creating new opportunities for wrestlers and fans. With its innovative approach and strong leadership, the future looks bright for All Elite Wrestling.