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On November 22, WWE notified international subscribers that the WWE Network will be officially shutting on January 1st, 2025, and that Netflix would be the new exclusive home of WWE. While WWE's content library in the United States can be found on Peacock ...
You can cancel your WWE Network subscription from your account page on a web browser. Once you cancel your WWE Network subscription, you'll be able to keep watching ...
WWE Network was built in partnership with BAMTech, the streaming company that started as a subsidiary of Major League Baseball and is now, like just about everything else, controlled by Disney. When Disney took over, WWE began to look for a different setup ...
Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook “Starting March 18, Peacock will begin rolling out WWE Network content just before Fastlane, the first WWE pay-per-view (PPV) event on the service ...
World Wrestling Entertainment recently unveiled a free tier to its subscription service as it looks to jumpstart its streaming platform that has seen its growth slow in recent months. The free version of WWE Network received a soft launch earlier this ...
I’ve agonized over what to do about my WWE Network subscription dating back to WrestleMania, which I didn’t watch, incidentally. I love pro wrestling, but WWE … not so much, lately – lately being the past couple of years. I don’t tune in for ...
The WWE Network is moving to Peacock, NBC’s streaming service, on Thursday, March 18. That means wrestling fans will save as much as $5 per month, since the WWE Network cost $9.99 per month as a standalone. Now, with Peacock, much of the same content ...
World Wrestling Entertainment, which forged an early path in subscription streaming by launching the WWE Network in 2014, has introduced a free version of the service with 15,000 hours of programming. Weekly show Raw Talk will join the streaming lineup ...
Last week, WWE announced one of its most successful quarters in years, and in an earnings call defined by record revenues and large profits, one thing has become quite clear about WWE Network: this is not a star-driven platform. Pay-per-views during the ...
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