WWE Could Be Plotting Some Big Changes To The WWE Network Moving Into 2019

WWE Could Be Plotting Some Big Changes To The WWE Network Moving Into 2019

According to a new report, WWE is finally planning to make some changes to its streaming service with new original content and possibly an altered pricing system. Find everything we know so far here...

By JoshWilding - Oct 02, 2018 04:10 AM EST
Filed Under: WWE
We've heard rumblings about changes being made to the WWE Network for a while now and a new report from PWInsider points to them coming as soon as next year. Apparently, Vince McMahon is overseeing the chances as Kevin Dunn and Brad Blum get to work on making some alterations to the streaming service. Unfortunately, specifics about what will be changing haven't been revealed.

Looking at surveys WWE has sent out in the past may provide some clues, though, and one of the biggest changes looks set to incorporate a new pricing system. In the past, we've heard that WWE has considered a free option which would limit how many hours fans are able to watch that would include commercials, while the highest priced tier would include content from other wrestling promotions.

We'll have to see how this all pans out but we'll no doubt start hearing more soon and there's a good chance WWE could make an announcement before the end of the year. Stay tuned for updates. 
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