WWE Announces New WWE Network Original Programming, Including a NXT Reality Show

In the official Second-Quarter Earnings Report from the company, WWE announces new WWE Network original programming, including a NXT reality show, a new “behind the curtain” style roundtable, and more. Other content, such as more episodes of “Monday Night Raw” from 1997 and 1999, a “WCW Nitro” documentary, and more were also announced.

WWE also confirmed what we previously reported, stating that the will no longer be offering network subscriptions free in specific calendar months. Instead, they will offer the first month of any new subscriber free.

WWE promoted that they have added, “approximately 180 hours of original content to the network’s featured programming.” This new content includes the following,

* A NXT reality show which showcases NXT superstars, “as they strive to make WWE’s main roster.”

* “Table for 3,” which is a new series, “that gives viewers a seat at the table with Superstars and Divas.”

* A new studio show highlighting current events in WWE, “and beyond.”

* New episodes of “WWE 24,” “WWE List,” “Live: Stone Cold Podcast,” and trailers for “Camp WWE,” which premieres in 2016.

* Additional 3,300 hours of content in the On-Demand library:

* “Raw Attitude Era Part 2: Austin-McMahon.”

* “WCW Nitro: Accelerating The War.”

* “20th Anniversary of Monday Nitro.”

You can subscribe for the WWE Network, if you haven’t already, by visiting Network.WWE.com.

Editor’s Note:

There goes my productivity at work. Thanks, WWE.