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What to know about ESPN’s new steaming service — and its deals with the NFL and WWE
This week’s expanded deals with the NFL and a new partnership with WWE provides ESPN the more inventory and offerings, which it hopes will bolster the company in a landscape that is divided among cable, satellite and streaming.
ESPN’s future begins streaming on Aug. 21, and starting next year, it will have a lineup of notable new events joining it.
WWE's biggest shows -- known as premium live events -- will be exclusively available in the U.S. on ESPN's soon-to-debut ...
ESPN host Pat McAfee celebrated the network's historic $1.6 billion WWE broadcasting deal but took shots at his own company ...
ESPN announced a partnership with WWE, including the streaming rights to WrestleMania, on the heels of an agreement with the ...
WrestleMania will be part of ESPN's new direct-to-consumer streaming service, starting in 2026, thanks to an agreement ...
Dave Meltzer of Wrestling Observer Radio (h/t Steve Carrier of Ringside News) reported that the injury angle was meant to ...
ESPN secured WWE streaming rights starting in 2026, moving events like WrestleMania and SummerSlam to its new DTC platform ...
WWE’s premium live events are leaving Peacock, but have found a new streaming home. After the closure of WWE Network, the ...
WWE star Roman Reigns appeared on ESPN's First Take on Wednesday and gave his thoughts on the new premium live event ...
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