WWE and ESPN have announced a new deal that will grant exclusive access to WWE Pay-Per-View (PPV) events for US fans.

WWE Friday Night SmackDown is having a moment right now, with the likes of country star Jelly Roll spending months training ...

Cord-cutters can watch WWE SmackDown!, Season 27, Episode 32, live on DirecTV (free trial) and other streaming services ...

Disney's ESPN is on the verge of securing a landmark five-year agreement worth more than $1.6 billion for exclusive U.S. streaming rights to all World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Premium Live Events ...

New sports-focused streaming apps from Disney and Fox are coming this month as the landscape for watching the NFL, college ...

ESPN has secured the rights to WWE’s premium live events through a new five-year agreement, with these shows set to stream in ...

Under the new contract, WWE is expected to receive $325 million annually. Currently, WWE’s deal with Peacock encompasses all premium live events, including those from NXT, as well as access to the ...

Bad news for wrestling fans who have been using Peacock to stream WWE programs. The NBCUniversal streaming service will no ...

WWE's current agreement with Peacock features all premium live events, including those for WWE NXT and the company's entire ...

This week’s expanded deals with the NFL and a new partnership with WWE provide ESPN more inventory and offerings, which it ...

WWE SmackDown comes to you live from Montreal’s Bell Centre in Québec, Canada, where the fallout from SummerSlam is upon us.

In what can only be described as a game-changing moment for sports entertainment, WWE is entering a brand-new partnership with ESPN. It’s the kind of deal ...