WWE Network stuff

[BruiserBrody]

Florida is theirs's for sure. They bought it for the Dusty DVD for certain. Other stuff showed up on 24/7 over a decade ago

 

[Cackling Co Pilot Kamala]

I think the Continental library is part of the Wrestling Legends Network that Jerry Jarrett is part owner of.

Wrestling Legends Network

www.wrestlinglegendsnetwork.com

(Just checked and it is there.)

 

[JN News]

Anyone here knows when WWE will finally upload those NWA/JCP Great American Bashes to WWE Network on Peacock? I miss being able to eat pizza and drink ice-cold Pepsi while watching Ric Flair & The Four Horsemen compete on those summer tours during the 1980's.

 

[Gert]

My guess is, don't hold your breath waiting. Ever since the move to Peacock there isn't too much reason to really push older content onto the Network.

Hope it makes it though!

 

[JN News]

My guess is, don't hold your breath waiting. Ever since the move to Peacock there isn't too much reason to really push older content onto the Network.

Hope it makes it though!

I don't understand why they wouldn't add the older content onto their service. The retro stuff is a major part of why WWEN is so cool.

 

[JN News]

Anyone here know when they'll add territories like Stampede Wrestling, CWF and GCW to Peacock as well as all the Bashes from NWA/JCP?

 

[BruiserBrody]

More WWF Superstars 1996 is being added/has been added. They skipped one week which was the 10 year anniversary special, apparently due to all the logos they would have to blur.

 

[JN News]

Apparently, they FINALLY managed to re-sync the audio and video of WrestleMania 5, thus fixing the audio problem that WWE had when they moved WWE to Peacock.

Now, if only they could reinstate the Roddy Piper/Bad News Brown match back into WrestleMania 6. However, that obviously will never happen.

 

[Cackling Co Pilot Kamala]

Report Details Future Of WWE Network Internationally, In Wake Of Netflix Deal - Wrestling Inc.

New reports suggest that the WWE/Netflix deal will see Netflix get international rights to WWE's content library, effectively bringing an end to the WWE Network

www.wrestlinginc.com

WWE Network is done at the end of 2024. Being absorbed into Netflix outside of the US.

 

[JN News]

Shit.

 

[BruiserBrody]

Apparently Conrad was asked to stop saying "Peacock" and/or promote old content as being on the network in future pods.
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