Netflix now streams WWE library after Peacock agreement ends

WWE fans, get ready to rumble because Netflix is now the new home of WWE’s archival library in the United States! This includes past Premium Live Events (PLE) that aired before September 2025, like WrestleMania, SummerSlam, and Royal Rumble. Plus, you can look forward to watching award-winning documentaries and original programming, all under one digital roof.

The transition to Netflix has already begun, with the entire collection of WWE PLEs now available for streaming. You can also find a selection of documentaries, features, and even some past episodes of WWE Raw dating back to 1993. It’s like having a ringside seat to WWE history, right in your living room!

While the future addition of the remaining WWE library on Netflix is uncertain, it seems likely that non-WWE content owned by the company, such as libraries from former rivals like WCW and ECW, may end up on YouTube. The TKO subsidiary has been expanding its presence on the platform, so stay tuned for more exciting content.

This move to Netflix is just the latest chapter in WWE’s streaming journey, which began back in 2014 with the launch of the WWE Network. After their deal with Peacock ended in 2025, WWE needed a new platform for their archival library and the PLEs of their developmental brand, NXT. And now, with Netflix on board, WWE fans can continue to enjoy their favorite matches and moments from the comfort of their own homes.

So, grab your popcorn, fire up Netflix, and get ready to experience the thrill of WWE like never before! And don’t forget to stay tuned for updates on where the NXT PLEs will land next. It’s an exciting time for WWE fans, and the action is just getting started!