AEW WrestleDream 2024 is set to be one of the most exciting PPVs from the company this year, at least on paper. As fans eagerly anticipate the top tier matches, many are also looking forward to the post-show media scrum.

Here, we’ll provide you with all the essential information about how to watch the scrum via live stream ensuring you don’t miss out on any behind-the-scenes insights and reactions.

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Live Stream Platform

AEW typically streams their post-show media scrums on their official YouTube channel. Fans can access the live stream for free by visiting the AEW YouTube page

Make sure to subscribe to the channel and enable notifications to receive an alert when the stream goes live.

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What to Expect from the Media Scrum

The post-show media scrum is an opportunity for journalists, reporters, and fans to gain insights into the event and hear directly from the wrestlers and AEW management. Here’s what you can typically expect:

Interviews with Key Performers

Top stars who competed in the event will likely make appearances to discuss their matches and share their thoughts on the outcomes. This is a chance for fans to hear candid reactions from their favorite wrestlers.

Tony Khan’s Presence

AEW President Tony Khan is usually present at these media scrums. He often provides commentary on the event, discusses future plans for the company, and sometimes makes important announcements