A new report provides an update on WWE‘s programming on Peacock.
WWE shows are on the move, as SmackDown has moved to USA Network, while NXT will premiere on The CW Network on October 1.
Steven Muelhausen of The Takedown on SI reports that, per a Peacock spokesperson, as part of their agreement with WWE, SmackDown’s complete past season library is available, while new episodes will be available only 30 days after airing on USA.
With RAW, new episodes will be available 30 days after airing, as the show will remain on USA Network through the end of 2024.
The spokesperson also said that Peacock will no longer have the libraries of NXT and RAW when their contracts expire. The streaming service will have countdown clocks to inform viewers of their expiration dates starting on September 19 and December 2, respectively.
Muelhausen also writes that a WWE spokesperson said that all PLEs will continue to air exclusively on Peacock.
WWE RAW will move to Netflix in January 2025. It is currently unclear how this may affect programming otherwise. WrestleZone will provide more information as it becomes available.
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