SiriusXM launches new $5 sports package that includes WWE Radio
SiriusXM is getting further into the bundling business, launching a new sports package this fall for subscribers that includes the newly-minted WWE Radio.
Announced on Wednesday and launching on September 1, SiriusXM Sports Pass will be a $5/month audio subscription that bundles all of the satellite radio provider’s sports channels in addition to various regional terrestrial sports radio stations that just came on board recently. The full list can be found below.
Existing SiriusXM subscribers with specific plans will still get access to the lineup below.
Ahead of this weekend’s SummerSlam, WWE Radio officially launched on the service this past Monday in a rebrand from Pro Wrestling Nation 24/7 and a shift to all-WWE/WWE partner talk.
Exclusive SiriusXM Sports Channels
Mad Dog Sports Radio
SiriusXM NFL Radio
MLB Network Radio
SiriusXM NBA Radio
NHL Network Radio
SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
SiriusXM INDYCAR Nation
F1 on SiriusXM
SiriusXM College Sports Radio
SiriusXM ACC Radio
SiriusXM Big Ten Radio
SiriusXM SEC Radio
SiriusXM PGA TOUR Radio
SiriusXM FC
WWE Radio
SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio
National Sports Media Stations
ESPN Radio
ESPN Xtra
ESPN Podcasts
Fox Sports on SiriusXM
NBC Sports Radio
Westwood One Sports
VSiN
Local Sports Stations
WFAN (New York)
ESPN LA 710 (Los Angeles)
97.1 The Fan (Los Angeles)
104.3 The Score (Chicago)
95.7 The Game (San Francisco)
105.3 The Fan (Dallas)
95.7 The Fan (Houston)
92.9 The Game (Atlanta)
106.7 The Fan (Washington, D.C.)
The Team 980 (Washington, D.C.)
SportsRadio 94WIP (Philadelphia)
WEEI 93.7 (Boston)
104.3 WQAM (Miami)
97.1 The Ticket (Detroit)
97.3 The Fan (San Diego)
105.1 The Fan (Portland)
105.7 The Fan (Baltimore)
ESPN 1320 (Sacramento)
93.7 The Fan (Pittsburgh)
96.5 The Fan (Kansas City)
92.3 The Fan (Cleveland)
105.7 The Fan (Milwaukee)
92.9 ESPN (Memphis)
WGR 550 Sports Radio (Buffalo)
Since 2011, Josh has been a contributing editor to Wrestling Observer/F4WOnline.com and also hosts the Punch-Out podcast. He has also written for Fight Magazine, Bloody Elbow, Bleacher Report, and other websites. He's a 2000 graduate of the University of Maine, worked in pro sports, and once was an indie ring announcer.