WWE Reverses Course On WWE Network Option

Well that didn’t take long. The world has been turned upside down by the spread of the Coronavirus, which has become a real worldwide issue. With so many things going on, a lot of companies have tried to find a way to make things a little bit better. This has included all kinds of things like offering free content and special features to make the situation easier. That included WWE, but it wasn’t a permanent offer.

The WWE Network is one of the biggest game changers in the history of wrestling. With the addition of the service, wrestling fans are now able to see almost all of the WWE content that they could ever want. That is the kind of thing that wrestling fans had been wanting to see for the better part of ever, and all of it was available for a rather low price. Then some of it was available for free, but that is no longer the case.

After just shy of a month, the WWE Network is no longer offering any form of free content. Starting back on March 23, the WWE Network offered a variety of content for no charge, with only a login required. Some of the content included various clips from WWE television shows and various videos such as Top Ten lists and some documentaries. There is no word on why the content was removed or if WWE has any plans on bringing it back in the future.

There is a lot to be seen on the WWE Network. Check out some of what you could see:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvnuSsl95RI

Opinion: So in other words it was a way to get people to buy the Network for WrestleMania? The free content deal was a nice idea but cutting it off less than a month later isn’t exactly something that makes WWE look all nice about everything. They put a lot of this stuff up on their YouTube channel so does it matter that much having it on the Network for free?

What do you watch on the Network? What would you like to see added? Let us know in the comments below.

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