WWE Speed: When Do WWE Network Library Rights Expire?
subscribes to ESPN+ and is wondering if they will get WWE events there. Well, it turns out that these events will actually be streaming on a new service that ESPN is gearing up to launch, so you’ll need to keep an eye out for that!
If you’re curious about the rights to the WWE Network and if they’re still up for grabs, Nick Khan mentioned in a recent earnings call that WWE NXT PPVs and the entire Library archives are indeed available for new deals.
Speaking of rights, the Peacock streaming service currently has the rights to WWE Network content, but word on the street is that these rights are set to expire in mid-March 2026, barring any renewal agreements.
Some cable providers have already been listed as carriers of the new ESPN/WWE programming, but your provider didn’t make the cut. Don’t sweat it just yet! It’s still a ways off until April 2026, so there’s plenty of time for new deals to be hammered out.
And what about WWE Speed? It’s been missing from the airwaves for a month now, but Sol Ruca is still parading around with the Speed Title on NXT. It seems likely that the show is on hiatus because WWE has yet to confirm its return or find a new platform for it.
Lastly, some fans are curious why Tony Khan doesn’t air Ring of Honor on YouTube like he does with Dark and Elevation. Well, it turns out he’s making a profit from WatchROH.com subscribers, so until a bigger TV deal comes along, that’s where you’ll have to go to catch all the action.
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