In 2014, WWE launched the WWE Network, a streaming service offering original programming and a vast archive of past content from WWE and acquired promotions like WCW. Priced at $9.99 per month, the service also included live pay-per-view events at no extra cost.

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 reasonable option for users, the new application WWE ...

When WWE moved Raw in the United States from the USA Network to Netflix this year, the deal also included putting everything internationally, including PLEs, on the streamer. Many thought this meant that Premium Live Events in the U.S. would eventually end ...

WWE has set a special event called "Wrestlepalooza" at ESPN after it was previously scheduled to air on Peacock.

Peacock may be going out on its back. With the WWE’s premium live events (like WrestleMania, Royal Rumble and SummerSlam) ditching Peacock in favor of the upcoming new ESPN app — and in favor of $325 million annually vs. $180 million — the ...

It was four years ago, in 2021, that WWE signed a deal with Peacock, which would give them exclusive streaming rights to the WWE Premium catalog. This was a big deal at that time, because ever since its launch in 2014, if anyone in the world wanted to ...

WWE's Wrestlepalooza PLE will be broadcast live on ESPN's new direct-to-consumer service. A media call was held to promote it.