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Seth Rollins: ESPN deal will legitimize WWE even further
Clash in Paris will be the last WWE PLE to air on Peacock before the ESPN era begins. The WWE-ESPN deal is reportedly worth $1.6 billion ($325 million per year for five years) and is only for main roster PLEs. In addition to airing on the new ESPN streaming service, some select PLEs in the future will also be simulcast on ESPN’s linear TV networks.
For fans used to paying a modest price of around $10 a month to stream events — first via WWE Network, then Peacock — the shift represents a major price bump: $29.99 per month on ESPN’s new service.
John Cena has a date for his final match. Cena's farewell tour comes to an end on Dec. 13 as WWE Saturday Night's Main Event ...
During an appearance on ESPN’s SportsCenter today, Paul “Triple H” Levesque addressed whether we could see more WWE PLEs ...
Viewers are confused about whether WWE could be leaving Netflix following a recent announcement about ESPN’s new streaming ...
Earlier this month, it was announced that WWE and ESPN reached an agreement for the broadcaster to become the exclusive home of premium live events starting in 2026. The deal reportedly was for a ...
It's a new era of sports streaming! ESPN's all-in-one DTC streaming service and new app are live. Here's everything you need ...
The WWE, which was expected to launch live events on ESPN's new streaming platform next year, will now begin the partnership on September 20 ...
Even though WWE is moving its PLEs to ESPN later this year, the company isn’t severing its relationship with Peacock.
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