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WWE’s partnership with ESPN will start sooner than expected
STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) — WWE’s partnership with ESPN will start earlier than first announced. The WWE’s first premium live event on the network’s platforms will be Wrestlepalooza from Indianapolis on Sept. 20. John Cena, who will retire from professional wrestling at the end of the year, will be part of the card.
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WWE personnel currently are in Indianapolis, the site of the first-ever Wrestlepalooza, to announce the news on Thursday - ...
Even though WWE is moving its PLEs to ESPN later this year, the company isn’t severing its relationship with Peacock. According to a new report from Sports Business Journal, Peacock and WWE have ...
WWE will soon finish up its PLE commitments, paving the way for the shows to move to ESPN earlier than expected.
WWE has set a special event called "Wrestlepalooza" at ESPN after it was previously scheduled to air on Peacock.
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.
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After ESPN secured the rights to WWE's PLEs starting in September 2025, Peacock will have John Cena's last match at the ...
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