Justin Street has departed All Elite Wrestling, where he held the role of Senior Vice President of Corporate Partnerships and Sales, according to Mike Johnson of PWInsider. The report, relayed by Fightful, indicates Street left the company in October 2026 after approximately one year with AEW.
Street’s exit adds another name to the list of executive-level departures from AEW’s corporate side. His role focused on corporate partnerships and sales, a function tied directly to the promotion’s sponsorship revenue and business relationships rather than creative or on-air operations.
Before joining AEW, Street worked for Professional Bull Riders, commonly known as P.B.R. According to a follow-up report from F4W Online, Street is now expected to return to a company owned by TKO, the parent organization of WWE and UFC, since P.B.R. is itself a TKO-owned property. That detail suggests Street’s move represents a return to a prior employer within the TKO corporate umbrella rather than a jump to a brand-new organization.
Neither Fightful nor F4W Online’s reporting specifies the exact TKO-owned entity Street is joining, nor does either outlet detail the circumstances surrounding his departure from AEW. No statement from AEW or Street himself accompanied the initial reports.
The departure is notable given the short tenure involved. A one-year stint in a senior vice president role overseeing corporate partnerships and sales is a relatively brief run for an executive position of that seniority, and the timing, with Street reportedly landing back within P.B.R.’s broader corporate family at TKO, points to an existing professional relationship rather than an open-market hire.
AEW has not publicly commented on Street’s exit, and the specific TKO-owned company he is joining has not been confirmed beyond the general connection to P.B.R.’s ownership structure. As with any personnel move of this nature, further details about his new role and the full context of his AEW exit may emerge as both outlets continue to follow the story.
