WWE NXT will be added to the Roku channel for next-day streaming thanks to the platform’s new partnership with the CW Network.
Roku has announced a partnership with the CW Network in an official press release. The new deal will see CW entertainment programming, including WWE NXT, come to the streaming platform with next-day availability, beginning in fall 2026.
NWA Powerrr previously aired on Roku. However, the promotion finished its run on the platform with the April 28 episode and will move to COMET from May 1. The new deal also follows WWE’s deal with The CW/ESPN app, which begins this summer.
Parts of the press release read:
“Today, The CW Network and Roku announced a partnership launching in fall 2026 that will bring CW entertainment programming to The Roku Channel for next-day streaming. Hit scripted and unscripted CW programming including the highly anticipated new series “Private Eyes West Coast,” unscripted hit “Police 24/7,” and CW original game shows “Scrabble” and “Trivial Pursuit” will now reach more than half of U.S. broadband households via a CW-branded hub on The Roku Channel. Additionally, new installments of “WWE NXT” will be made available to stream on The Roku Channel every Wednesday following its live Tuesday night broadcast on The CW.
“The CW’s lineup is packed with bold, binge-worthy programming — from the intrigue of ‘Sherlock & Daughter’ to the competition of ‘WWE NXT’ to the long-running magic series ‘Penn & Teller: Fool Us,’” said Lisa Holme, Head of Content, Roku Media. “Starting this fall, Roku viewers will be able to stream it the very next day, along with hundreds of hours of library seasons to catch up on. This partnership is all about connecting great storytelling with the millions of viewers who are looking for it.”
