All Elite Wrestling (AEW) fans, get ready for an exciting night of action as WrestleDream 2024 approaches. Before the main event kicks off, you won’t want to miss the pre-show, known as Zero Hour.

This article will guide you through everything you need to know about watching the AEW WrestleDream 2024 pre-show live stream.

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What is Zero Hour?

Zero Hour is AEW’s pre-show event that sets the stage for the main pay-per-view. It typically features a mix of exciting matches, interviews, and analysis to build anticipation for the main card. 

For WrestleDream 2024, Zero Hour promises to deliver thrilling action and last-minute updates before the pay-per-view begins.

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How to Watch Zero Hour

There are several ways to catch the AEW WrestleDream 2024 pre-show live stream:

1. TrillerTV (formerly FITE TV)

TrillerTV is offering a free live stream of the Zero Hour pre-show1. This is an excellent option for fans worldwide who want to tune in without any cost.

2. AEW’s YouTube Channel

AEW typically streams its pre-shows on its official YouTube channel. While not confirmed for this event, it’s worth checking their channel closer to the start time.

3. International Streaming Services

Depending on your location, various international streaming services may carry the Zero Hour pre-show. Check with your local providers for availability.

What to Expect from Zero Hour

While the full card for Zero Hour hasn’t been announced yet, fans can anticipate:

• At least one or two matches featuring up-and-coming talent
• Interviews with key wrestlers participating in the main event
• Expert analysis and predictions for the night’s biggest matchups
• Last-minute updates on any changes to the card or storylines

So far, a match between Brian Cage and Atlantis Jr. for the ROH TV Title has been confirmed for the pre-show.