WWE and NBCUniversal's Peacock closed a deal back in January 2021 that would see most of everything that was previously featured on the WWE Network in the Unite

Once the exclusive U.S. streaming home for the WWE Network and the entire WWE archive following a multi-year agreement inked back in 2021, Peacock’s WWE library has dwindled down to practically nothing almost overnight.

A significant amount of WWE content is set to leave Peacock shortly. At the beginning of the month, WWE archival content on the streaming service began being marked with a countdown showing the number of days remaining before January 1, 2026. This includes WCW, ECW, and libraries from the territorial era.

It seems that WWE’s content plans for their extensive video library going into 2026 have become much more clear.

According to Fightful Select, the WWE library will be moving to YouTube. “WWE sources say that they believe most of the library will be slowly rolled out on WWE’s YouTube channels. We learned a lot more about that decision,

WWE and Netflix have officially expanded their long-term partnership, which has now entered year two of the original decade-long, $5 billion deal.  This new agr

An update is provided on the status of WWE video library, which is in the process of being removed from Peacock as WWE's deal with the streaming service expires

Netflix just gave fans of the old-school WWE shows a huge gift to help kick off the new year. 2025 was a huge year of transitions for the WWE as it kicked off its run of Monday Night Raw with Netflix.