WWE PLE archive added to Netflix
WWE’s PPV/PLE library has a new home in the United States.
An official announcement has yet to be made, but the WWE PPV archive — including every WrestleMania, Royal Rumble, and SummerSlam — is now available on Netflix for U.S. subscribers. WWE’s deal with Peacock expired at the end of 2025 and some PPVs had already started to be listed as “coming soon” on Netflix, but it wasn’t clear how many would be added. It now appears that nearly the full PPV library is available.
Crown Jewel: Perth and Survivor Series 2025 are two PLEs not currently available in the U.S. on Netflix. Both of those shows were broadcast on ESPN, though Wrestlepalooza — the first event in WWE’s new PLE deal with ESPN — can be watched in the Netflix archive.
Peacock will still broadcast WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event specials and NXT PLEs. The SmackDown archive will also remain on Peacock, while Netflix has rights to the Raw archive. It remains to be seen where other content that WWE owns the rights to — like the WCW and ECW libraries — will end up.
Netflix became the broadcast home of WWE Raw in the U.S. in January 2025 and carries a wider variety of WWE programming internationally. This coming Monday (January 5), Raw will celebrate the one-year anniversary of its Netflix debut with a special episode featuring a crossover with the hit series “Stranger Things.”
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