WWE and ESPN Strike Deal for Live Events
Introduction
The WWE's premium live events will be leaving Peacock for ESPN sooner than expected, according to a report from The Hollywood Reporter. This comes as part of a new deal between the two media companies, which will also see new WWE programming coming to Peacock exclusively. This news has caused quite a stir in the wrestling community, with fans wondering how this will affect their viewing experience and the future of the WWE on streaming services.
Details of the Deal
The WWE and Peacock signed a five-year deal in March, making Peacock the exclusive streaming home for all WWE content. However, this new agreement will see live events moving to ESPN as early as this summer. This means that fans will need to have a subscription to ESPN in order to watch these events, in addition to their Peacock subscription for other WWE content. The new programming coming to Peacock will include documentaries, reality shows, and classic matches, providing fans with even more content to enjoy.
Implications for Fans and the WWE
While some fans may be disappointed at the news of live events leaving Peacock, this new deal could benefit the WWE in the long run. By partnering with ESPN, the WWE will gain exposure to a wider audience, potentially attracting new fans to the sport. Additionally, this could lead to a more lucrative deal for the WWE and potentially increase the value of their
