AEW President Discusses Potential Public Listing and Company Valuation
Tony Khan, the President of All Elite Wrestling (AEW), recently addressed the swirling rumors regarding billion-dollar offers for the wrestling promotion. In a candid conversation, Khan shed light on the company’s potential future and its current valuation.
Speaking to Wrestling Inc., Khan revealed that while there have been significant offers to buy AEW, he has no intention of selling the company. He emphasized his commitment to the brand and its fans: “AEW is not just a business for me; it’s a passion project. We’ve built something special here, and I’m not ready to give that up.”
The AEW President also touched upon the possibility of the company going public. While he acknowledged the potential benefits of a public listing, Khan mentioned that such a move would be considered only if it aligns with the company’s long-term vision and goals.
Regarding AEW’s valuation, Khan remained tight-lipped about specific figures but hinted that the company’s worth has seen a significant uptick since its inception. “We started with a vision, and today, thanks to our incredible roster and dedicated fanbase, AEW’s valuation reflects our growth and impact in the wrestling world,” he remarked.
The wrestling community has been abuzz with speculation about AEW’s future, especially given its rapid rise in popularity and its challenge to established entities like WWE. Khan’s recent comments provide a clearer picture of the company’s direction and his commitment to its continued success.
