Last week’s WWE SmackDown saw plenty of fireworks and physicality. Heading into Crown Jewel, tensions have been running high for several superstars. That trend looks to continue this Friday on another ...
DENVER — World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has announced its return to Colorado. The professional wrestling company will host "Friday Night SmackDown" at Ball Arena in Denver on Friday, Nov. 21. WWE ...
An ESPN writer did not hold back his thoughts on the first WWE PLE on the network. The two companies kicked off their new partnership last Saturday with WWE Wrestlepalooza in Indianapolis, which ...
Jimmy Uso may be one half of one of the greatest tag teams in WWE history, but there are still things he wants to accomplish in his career before he hangs up the boots for good. Uso, 40, spoke to Fox ...
TKO, the parent company of WWE and the UFC, announced through a press release this morning that it intends to buy back about $1 billion dollars of its public stock. The company will do so through a ...
ESPN’s new direct-to-consumer streaming service will be the new home for WWE’s biggest live events, including WrestleMania, the companies announced Wednesday. The Walt Disney Co.’s sports media unit ...
With 2026 not far off the horizon, WWE was going to have some decisions to make, chiefly regarding the home for their premium live events. The promotion has aired their PLE's on Peacock over the past ...
Disney’s DIS-0.86%decrease; red down pointing triangle ESPN and TKO Group’s TKO-1.39%decrease; red down pointing triangle World Wrestling Entertainment have reached a more than $1.6 billion agreement ...
ESPN will launch its long-awaited new streaming service on August 21 at a price of $29.99 a month, bulking it up with WWE events and expanded NFL rights. The Disney sports division made the ...
Disney’s ESPN will soon become the exclusive streaming platform to watch all of World Wrestling Entertainment’s biggest events. WWE’s major live events, including Royal Rumble, Survivor Series and ...
Disney’s ESPN has secured a five-year agreement worth more than $1.6 billion for exclusive U.S. rights to many of WWE’s marquee events. According to The Wall Street Journal, the pact is set to begin ...
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