Alright, folks, gather ’round. Today, I’m gonna walk you through my little adventure with trying to watch AEW World’s End. You know, I’m not the most tech-savvy guy, but I do love my wrestling, and when I heard about this event, I just had to see it. So, here’s how it all went down.
First off, I did what any normal person would do – I googled “How to watch AEW World’s End”. The results were, well, a bit of a mixed bag. A lot of talk about something called TrillerTV, *, and even YouTube. I’ve heard of YouTube, of course, but the others? Not so much.
So, I decided to check out TrillerTV first. I typed it into my browser and landed on their site. Seemed simple enough. It said I could watch it on my Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, or even my phone. I have an Apple TV, so I figured, “Why not?” I went ahead and looked for the TrillerTV app. Took me a few minutes to find it on my Apple TV’s app store, downloaded it, and installed. Seemed easy peasy.
But then came the tricky part – actually finding the AEW event on the app. I browsed around, clicked a few buttons, and finally found it. But hold on, it’s asking me to pay $50! Yeah, you heard that right. Fifty bucks just to watch some wrestling. I mean, I like wrestling, but that’s a bit steep, don’t you think?
Anyway, not one to give up easily, I thought, “Let’s see what this is all about.” Headed over to their site, and guess what? Same deal. Fifty dollars to watch the event. I started to feel like I was going in circles.
Next up, good old YouTube. I thought, “Surely, I can find something there.” And I did! I found the AEW channel, and there was some buzz about World’s End. But, again, to watch the live stream, you guessed it – $50. It was like everywhere I turned, they wanted my fifty bucks.
- Tried TrillerTV – $50
- Checked * – $50
- Looked on YouTube – $50
At this point, I was a bit frustrated. I just wanted to watch some wrestling without feeling like I was being, you know, taken for a ride. I even saw something about a “Zero Hour” kickoff show that was supposed to be free, but I couldn’t find it at the place where they told me it would be.
In the end, I decided to skip the whole thing. I mean, I enjoy watching wrestling, but not enough to throw fifty bucks at it, especially when it seemed so complicated. Maybe next time, they’ll make it a bit easier, and a bit cheaper, for us regular folks to enjoy the show.
So, that’s my story about trying to watch AEW World’s End. A bit of a wild goose chase, if you ask me. But hey, that’s life, right? Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, and sometimes you just end up watching something else on TV.
