WWE moved to a bigger sports platform, but its fans got a worse product.

WWE struck gold with the creation of the WWE Network, a service that housed all of the content under WWE, such as PPVs, WCW footage, ECW footage, and much more. That service would eventually be folded ...

WWE.com gave fans a weird little flashback on September 21 when the entire website suddenly went offline — and the message left behind was somehow ...

WWE’s move to ESPN raised prices, reduced WWE-specific content and changed the PLE experience. Now the deal is facing a federal lawsuit. When WWE signed a deal with ESPN to move its Premium Live ...

WWE's premium live events are leaving Peacock, but have found a new streaming home. After the closure of WWE Network, the events moved to Peacock for the US audience. While Peacock was a comparatively ...

Appearing at the All-In Summit, WWE Chief Creative Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque discussed the importance of WWE’s live experience for its digital media platforms and broadcast partners, along with ...

Since its inception in 1953 as the Capitol Wrestling Corporation, World Wrestling Entertainment has grown from a National Wrestling Alliance territory to an international powerhouse in sports and ...

How much can one streamer take? By Tony Maglio A still image of WWE Superstar CM Punk in Netflix’s ‘WWE: Unreal’ Courtesy of Netflix Peacock may be going out on its back. WWE’s PLEs having varying ...

WrestleNomics reported that last Friday's episode of WWE SmackDown on the USA Network attracted an average of 1.220 million ...

Starting in 2026, ESPN will become the home for all WWE Premium Live Events, including WrestleMania. ESPN's new direct-to-consumer streaming service, launching August 21st for $29.99 per month, will ...

Start making plans for Friday nights! If you're an avid WWE SmackDown watcher, most of your Friday night free time is tied up with a show that is three hours long. For years, the show was always two ...