The WWE library is about to get bigger on Netflix.
Earlier today, it was reported that WWE’s deal with Peacock, as it relates to its archival library content, has come to an end. The company has already begun moving its archival footage from the streaming platform to other outlets, including YouTube.
The transition seemingly includes WWE bringing its library of classic premium live events to Netflix, as the streaming giant has updated its “Coming Soon” section with the following classic WWE PLEs:
- No Mercy (UK Edition)
- The Great American Bash
- Breaking Point
- Greatest Royal Rumble
- Invasion
- St. Valentine’s Day Massacre
- The Wrestling Classic
- Breakdown: In Your House
- December to Dismember 2006
- Capital Carnage
- Bash in Berlin
- Rock Bottom
- One Night Only
- Great Balls of Fire
- Capital Punishment
- This Tuesday in Texas
Despite TKO President and COO Mark Shapiro recently stating that the company is seeking a non-exclusive host, YouTube remains a significant part of WWE’s plans, with content expected to gradually roll out on the platform in 2026.
As for Peacock, it will remain the home of NXT premium live events and Saturday Night’s Main Event in 2026.
Netflix, meanwhile, is the official home of WWE RAW in the United States.
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