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Goodbye, Peacock — WWE Premium Live Events are now exclusive to ESPN's new $29/month service
If you're a Peacock subscriber used to watching WWE programming on the streamer, you're going to need to shift to ESPN's $29.99 per month service (much more expensive than Peacock, which can be had for as little as $10.99).
ESPN Adds WWE Events and More NFL Content, as Streaming Service Sets Aug. 21 Launch
ESPN’s future begins streaming on Aug. 21, and starting next year, it will have a lineup of notable new events joining it. The sports media giant on Wednesday officially announced the launch date for its forthcoming streaming service, which will be called, simply, ESPN.
The offer Peacock made to the WWE to keep the promotions yearly content on the streaming service has been confirmed after it ...
ESPN has announced its new streaming service will launch Aug. 21. This move comes as streaming surpasses cable and broadcast ...
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John Cena Reacts To WWE’s New ESPN DealJohn Cena shares his excitement about WWE’s new deal with ESPN. WWE recently announced a major partnership with ESPN.
Super Bowl and WrestleMania in a three-month span. If you're subscribed to ESPN through a cable provider, there's no addition ...
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 ...
In a rapid fire Q&A session for ESPN, Roman Reigns named his favorite-ever WWE opponent. “Favorite all-time opponent? Brock ...
Stephen A. Smith Eyes WWE Role With Roman Reigns Endorsement originally appeared on Athlon Sports. ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith ...
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