ITV Box Office, AEW's Pay-Per-View Home In The UK, Shuts Down
FITE TV only option for now...
ITV Box Office, All Elite Wrestling's pay-per-view provider in the United Kingdom, has shut down operations, effective immediately.
A statement released on their website simply reads, "The ITV Box Office service has ceased as of 24th January 2020. There are no further plans to show any future events on this channel."
The page with the statement also includes a FAQ, concerning those who may have had ITV Box Office accounts, in the wake of the service's discontinuation.
Launched in February 2017, ITV Box Office broadcast the pay-per-views of All Elite Wrestling, beginning with inaugural event Double or Nothing on May 25 of last year. It was also the home to several boxing promotions, most recently Premier Boxing Champions.
The outlet for pay-per-view came with AEW's partnership with ITV, which airs Dynamite on ITV 4.
As of now, the only option for UK fans to see AEW's pay-per-views is on FITE TV, through their AEW: Plus Service.
AEW's next pay-per-view, Revolution, is scheduled to take place on Saturday night, February 29 from Chicago.
A statement released on their website simply reads, "The ITV Box Office service has ceased as of 24th January 2020. There are no further plans to show any future events on this channel."
The page with the statement also includes a FAQ, concerning those who may have had ITV Box Office accounts, in the wake of the service's discontinuation.
Launched in February 2017, ITV Box Office broadcast the pay-per-views of All Elite Wrestling, beginning with inaugural event Double or Nothing on May 25 of last year. It was also the home to several boxing promotions, most recently Premier Boxing Champions.
The outlet for pay-per-view came with AEW's partnership with ITV, which airs Dynamite on ITV 4.
As of now, the only option for UK fans to see AEW's pay-per-views is on FITE TV, through their AEW: Plus Service.
AEW's next pay-per-view, Revolution, is scheduled to take place on Saturday night, February 29 from Chicago.
Written by Justin Henry
In addition to writing lists and commentaries for Cultaholic, Justin is also a features writer and interviewer for Fighting Spirit Magazine, and is co-author of the WWE-related book Titan Screwed: Lost Smiles, Stunners, and Screwjobs.
