WWE Hall of Fame 2026 Live Stream: How to Watch
The 2026 WWE Hall of Fame Ceremony takes place on Friday, April 17 at Dolby Live at Park MGM in Las Vegas. Whether you’re stateside or watching from halfway across the world, there’s a way to catch every induction speech live via streaming.
The Big Broadcast Shift
This year marks a major change in how U.S. fans access WWE’s biggest events. Following WWE’s rights deal struck in 2025, all WWE Premium Live Events, including the Hall of Fame, moved from Peacock to ESPN platforms. The ceremony will broadcast exclusively in the United States on ESPN Unlimited, with the stream going live at midnight ET on Friday night, April 17 (which is technically 12:00 AM Saturday, April 18 on the East Coast). This is the first Hall of Fame ceremony to air on ESPN Unlimited since the service launched in August 2025.
U.S. Streaming: ESPN Unlimited Breakdown
For domestic fans, getting access is straightforward. If you’re already subscribed to ESPN Unlimited or the Disney Bundle, you’re set. Here’s a breakdown of your options:
| Plan | Monthly Price | Annual Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| ESPN Unlimited (standalone) | $29.99 | $299.99 | Full WWE Premium Live Event access |
| ESPN Select (standalone) | $11.99 | $119.99 | Does NOT include WWE PLEs |
| Disney+ / Hulu / ESPN Unlimited Bundle | $35.99 ($29.99 promo) | — | Best value for new subscribers |
| Disney+ / ESPN Unlimited / Hulu / NFL+ Premium | $44.99 | — | Ultimate sports bundle |
| ESPN + Fox One Bundle | $39.99 | — | Includes Fox One streaming |
Note: WWE Premium Live Events, including the Hall of Fame, require ESPN Unlimited, not the cheaper ESPN Select tier. Don’t get caught out by subscribing to the wrong plan.
International Streaming Guide
Outside the U.S., WWE content is distributed across a wide range of platforms depending on your territory. Here’s where to watch globally:
| Region | Platform |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom, Ireland | Netflix |
| Australia, New Zealand | Netflix |
| India | Sony LIV |
| Caribbean | Flow |
| Germany, Austria, Switzerland | Netflix |
| France, Belgium | Netflix |
| Canada | Netflix |
| Most of Latin America | Netflix |
| South Korea, Japan | Netflix |
| Remaining territories | WWE Network |
For UK fans, Netflix is where you need to go to watch the Hall of Fame, the same platform carrying Raw and SmackDown. Australian fans are equally well-served via Netflix
Full Event Snapshot
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Date | Friday, April 17, 2026 |
| Venue | Dolby Live at Park MGM, Las Vegas |
| Live Start Time | 9:00 PM PT / 12:00 AM ET |
| U.S. Broadcast | ESPN Unlimited |
| UK/Australia | Netflix |
| India | Sony LIV |
| In-Person Tickets | Ticketmaster.com |
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