AEW founder and co-owner Tony Khan says he wants to keep the league privately held so he can one day pass it down to his kids.

Tony Khan says AEW‘s revenue is bigger than ever, and the company has been a “proven, consistent winner” while the cable industry has changed. Speaking with CNBC's Alex Sherman, AEW CEO Tony Khan was asked about how AEW was doing from a business perspective.

Speaking to Alex Sherman of CNBC, AEW President Tony Khan was asked if he would potentially take AEW public. "I don't want to. I think we have a great family business. I'm still a

Saturday's Collision was well-received by fans and critics, with AEW International Champion Konosuke Takeshita vs. Katsuyori Shibata headlining, Angelo Parker returning after five months away, Toni Storm returning to her 'Timeless' character opposite Mariah May, and Powerhouse Hobbs and Big Bill brawling across the building.

Tony Khan believes AEW has proven itself to be a “consistent winner” amid the ever-changing cable industry. While at Super Bowl Radio Row this week, Khan sat down for an interview with CNBC Sport.

Jimmy Jacobs left AEW in October, and he opened up about his time with the company in a new interview. During Jacobs’ AEW run, Tony Khan discussed working with him, as he was part of the creative team.