MLW’s Multi-Platform Push: Veeps, Tubi, Amazon Prime Deal
New streaming partnerships put MLW's pay-per-view event in front of wider audiences
Major League Wrestling is no longer relying on a single screen to reach fans. The promotion has layered on Veeps, Tubi, and Amazon Prime Video as new homes for its content, positioning the company for a pay-per-view event this weekend.
Owner Court Bauer credits the expansion to a deliberate shift away from dependence on one platform and a roster that has been rebuilt to match.
The deals, struck throughout 2026, open up the flagship program Fusion beyond YouTube. Veeps came on board in May, Tubi in September, and in October the show became available for purchase on Amazon Prime Video.
Bauer told FOX Business that establishing a new distribution footprint was the priority, arguing that wrestling audiences have fragmented across services and that a promotion must meet them wherever they are.
The timing matters. With a pay-per-view landing this weekend, MLW has a built-in opportunity to convert casual viewers from the free streaming services into paying customers.
For now, the company is counting on the expanded reach to build momentum rather than deliver instant profit.
