Changes

*AEW contracted talent is allowed to wrestle for other independent promotions, and those with which it has partnerships (but not WWE), whereas WWE talent can only wrestle for it.

*AEW contracted talent is allowed to wrestle for other independent promotions, and those with which it has partnerships (but not WWE), whereas WWE talent can only wrestle for it.

*AEW features varying styles of professional wrestling: in addition to the American style, matches feature Mexican ''lucha libre'' style (known for its aerial feats), British "catch as catch can" technical style, and Japanese hard striking "strong style" matches, whereas WWE generally features only typical American style matches with some ''lucha libre''.

*AEW features varying styles of professional wrestling: in addition to the American style, matches feature Mexican ''lucha libre'' style (known for its aerial feats), British "catch as catch can" technical style, and Japanese hard striking "strong style" matches, whereas WWE generally features only typical American style matches with some ''lucha libre''.

*AEW has partnerships with other promotions worldwide, notably '''CMLL''' in Mexico, '''RevPro''' in the UK, and '''New Japan Pro Wrestling''' in Japan; talent from those companies are prominently featured on AEW and ROH programs; WWE's only partnership is with Mexican promotion '''AAA''', which is owned by its parent company UFC.

*AEW has partnerships with other promotions worldwide, notably '''CMLL''' in Mexico, '''RevPro''' in the UK, and '''New Japan Pro Wrestling''' in Japan; talent from those companies are prominently featured on AEW and ROH programs and vice versa (WWE's only partnership is with Mexican promotion '''AAA''', which is owned by its parent company UFC).

[[Category:Professional wrestling promotions]]

[[Category:Professional wrestling promotions]]