Network change?
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THAT WILL NOT CHANGE NETWORK AS THERE UNDER CONTRACT! But wwe network will be coming out this fall but wwe has not cable or silight contract so it could fail before it even air!
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If the WWE Network does get launched (I seriously doubt it), it'll likely fail harder and faster than XFL did. I did read some interesting news recently though that if/when the Network gets launched, the WWE are planning on dumping all of the B-show PPVs.
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I actually don't see a network change in the foreseeable future.
WWE has a good relationship with NBC/Universal, where they provide the highest-rated weekly show on two of NBC/Universal's top cable stations (Raw on USA and Smackdown on SyFy).
What happens in Europe and the UK, I have no idea. I don't think WWE's changed networks over there in a few years (totally ignorant on that, to be honest; I don't really know, I just know I haven't heard anything), and I figure they'll stay on Sky.
If/when the WWE Network gets launched (funny how I haven't seen a single ad for it over the last couple of months when they seemed to be pimping it hard around the first of the year), all of this could change, especially if WWE Network is backed by/part of NBC/Universal in the final analysis, which is probably the only way it ever makes it as a success.
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WWE has a good relationship with NBC/Universal, where they provide the highest-rated weekly show on two of NBC/Universal's top cable stations (Raw on USA and Smackdown on SyFy).
What happens in Europe and the UK, I have no idea. I don't think WWE's changed networks over there in a few years (totally ignorant on that, to be honest; I don't really know, I just know I haven't heard anything), and I figure they'll stay on Sky.
If/when the WWE Network gets launched (funny how I haven't seen a single ad for it over the last couple of months when they seemed to be pimping it hard around the first of the year), all of this could change, especially if WWE Network is backed by/part of NBC/Universal in the final analysis, which is probably the only way it ever makes it as a success.
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