Major League Wrestling has added Amazon Prime Video to the growing list of platforms carrying MLW Fusion, giving viewers another way to access the promotion’s flagship weekly series. The move was announced on October 13, 2026, and places MLW’s programming on one of the largest digital entertainment services available to wrestling fans.

Episodes and full seasons of MLW Fusion are now available for purchase through Prime Video. Full seasons are priced at $26.99, while individual episodes can be purchased for $1.99. Once purchased, the programming can be streamed or downloaded through the Prime Video ecosystem.

The availability extends across the range of devices supported by Prime Video, including smart televisions, Fire TV devices, mobile devices, gaming consoles and web browsers. For MLW, the addition creates a new paid on-demand option while its weekly programming continues to be offered through several free and subscription-based destinations.

A New Home for MLW’s Flagship Series

MLW Fusion has long served as Major League Wrestling’s central weekly program, featuring championship matches, ongoing rivalries and the promotion’s major storyline developments. The Prime Video rollout enables fans to purchase episodes they may have missed, revisit previous installments and maintain a digital viewing option outside of the show’s regular free weekly broadcast.

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MLW stated that the move is designed to expand the league’s reach and make its content more accessible to both established followers and prospective new viewers. The company framed the Prime Video launch as another step in broadening the visibility of its library and current programming on major streaming services.

“MLW belongs on the biggest platforms, and Amazon Prime Video is another significant step in that direction,” MLW Founder and CEO Court Bauer said. “We’re making it easier for fans to discover and experience Fusion, follow the rivalries and revisit the fights that get everyone talking. This gives our fans another way to watch and opens the door for a new audience to experience MLW.”

The announcement does not change the regular weekly premiere schedule for MLW Fusion. New episodes continue to debut every Thursday at 8 p.m. ET on Tubi, where the show is available to stream free. Replays are also available through YouTube, VEEPS and NJPW WORLD.

Multiple Viewing Options for Fans

The Prime Video arrangement gives MLW a purchase-based destination alongside its existing free and replay options. That distinction may be important for viewers who prefer to collect a season of programming or download individual installments for viewing away from a consistent internet connection.

With full seasons and standalone episodes offered separately, the service provides flexibility for different types of viewers. A fan looking to follow a particular rivalry can purchase a single episode, while someone wanting a more complete run of the series can opt for an entire season. Prime Video’s download functionality also means purchased programming can be viewed through compatible devices after it has been saved for offline access.

For a promotion operating in an increasingly fragmented media landscape, a multi-platform strategy is especially valuable. Wrestling audiences do not all consume programming in the same place or at the same time. Some viewers follow live or newly released weekly episodes, while others prefer on-demand libraries that allow them to watch at their own pace. MLW’s current structure addresses both approaches by keeping Thursday premieres on Tubi while building a collection of replay and purchase outlets.

The addition of Amazon Prime Video also gives MLW Fusion exposure in a platform environment used by a broad entertainment audience. While MLW remains responsible for converting that availability into sustained viewership, being present on a major service creates another opportunity for wrestling fans who may not otherwise seek out the program through its existing channels.

What Remains Unchanged

MLW’s weekly schedule remains centered around Thursday nights. MLW Fusion premieres at 8 p.m. ET on Tubi, with the Amazon Prime Video offering functioning as an additional way to purchase the series rather than a replacement for its established release pattern.

Fans who already watch through Tubi can continue doing so free of charge. Those looking for replays can still find the series on YouTube, VEEPS and NJPW WORLD. Prime Video now joins that collection of destinations, but it is the only platform mentioned in the announcement that offers episodes and seasons as direct purchases at the listed prices.

The distinction is straightforward:

  • Tubi: New episodes premiere Thursdays at 8 p.m. ET and stream free.
  • Amazon Prime Video: Full seasons are available for $26.99, while individual episodes cost $1.99.
  • YouTube, VEEPS and NJPW WORLD: Replay options remain available through those services.

That setup gives current MLW followers a range of ways to keep up with the promotion’s television product. It also provides an accessible entry point for fans who encounter the series through Prime Video and want to explore the promotion’s stories and matches on demand.

SuperFight Is Next on MLW’s Calendar

The distribution news arrives with MLW’s next live event already set. SuperFight takes place on November 7 and will feature the MLW debut of Tessa Blanchard.

Blanchard’s upcoming appearance is a notable part of the promotion’s immediate schedule, and SuperFight will be the next major opportunity for MLW to build momentum following the Prime Video announcement. The event’s card details beyond Blanchard’s debut were not included in the announcement.

As MLW continues to make its weekly programming available in more places, major live events and talent debuts can benefit from an expanded path for fans to discover the product. A new viewer who finds MLW Fusion through Prime Video has an avenue to follow the promotion’s ongoing stories, while existing fans have another option for revisiting the television episodes that lead into its live shows.

A Broader Digital Footprint

MLW described the Prime Video arrival as an expansion of its distribution across leading streaming platforms and as a way of strengthening its global media footprint. The promotion’s emphasis is on availability: offering viewers multiple choices for where and how they watch its flagship series.

That approach does not depend on one distribution partner alone. Instead, MLW Fusion is positioned across a collection of services with different models, from Tubi’s free weekly premieres to replay availability on YouTube, VEEPS and NJPW WORLD, and now transactional purchases through Prime Video. The result is a wider digital footprint for a program that remains central to MLW’s presentation.

For fans, the most immediate takeaway is that MLW Fusion can now be bought through Amazon Prime Video by season or by episode. For MLW, the launch is another effort to put its championship fights, rivalries and weekly action in front of a larger audience without altering the show’s Thursday night home on Tubi.

With SuperFight scheduled for November 7 and Tessa Blanchard set for her MLW debut, the promotion heads into its next live event with a new distribution outlet in place for its flagship television series.

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