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 ...

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 NBCUniversal ...

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 ...

Despite rumors that WWE could create a PLE for Cena’s last match, it appears it will occur on December 13, 2025, on Saturday Night’s Main Event, according to a press release (via Cageside Seats). The press release confirmed Cena will retire at the event.

Since launching in February 2014, WWE Network — World Wrestling Entertainment's all-inclusive streaming app — has delivered a mixed bag of exclusive and archival content at a reasonable price ($9.99 a month) while struggling to keep its active ...

Back in 202,1 shortly before that year's Fastlane event, WWE had reached a deal with NBCUniversal's streaming service Peacock to air all of WWE's Premium Live Events. This was exclusive to the United States as other countries would keep the WWE Network ...