I figured it'll be just like peacock. They added their own entire wwe section that you can watch all the way back from the first wrestlemanias and old school ppvs and things. I think it'll be rough at first, but if Peacock can get it, then i couldn't see netflix having an issue. Plus, with wwe joining Netflix, then we can get more wwe stars staring in Netflix originals. Like the days of the marine and 12 rounds.

Oh interesting i don't have wwe network i might buy it for clash of the castle.

For me i can see it beeing the uk and ireland peacock tv netflix as you said their is a lot off wwe shows and ppvs and raw smackdown and nxt will be a interesting deal what it will cost

I’m going back to the DVD archives for the classic content unfortunately after the Last Raw episode on USA I will be saying goodbye to the WWE for good.. it’s time to move on to something else for me and I know that this is not popular with people but I have seen a lot of WWE since 1985 and it’s time for me to saturate myself with either TNA or AEW

I'm a long-time archivist & C-show uploader approved by WWE, and I got a good (but very depressing) theory. Bear with me. I fear the WWE is going to throw old Raws and prior eras to the "dustbin of history", and the majority of classic content (outside of WWE documentaries) will be on KZfaq. Just yesterday, I tried uploading a WWF Livewire from March 1999 and it got manually flagged for a segment when Undertaker was talking about "torturing & enjoying" Stephanie, while Vince McMahon watches in worry while the Undertaker symbol burns in front of Stephanie's house. A manual flag means an actual person from WWE watched it, and they usually do so with me at 3 or 4 PM eastern time. You can say my fantasy wrestler ego (Scourge) has a WWE Legend's Contract, hehe. With how much Vince McMahon is all over the place with poorly-aged angles, and also Chris Benoit, I think it's easy for companies like Netflix to throw it all away after the Peacock deal expires. Not to mention, wrestlers like Jimmy Snuka and Fabulous Moolah, and to a lesser extent Ultimate Warrior in the Golden Age. Maybe even Hulk Hogan although he apologized. I don't think Netflix will waste time trimming-down the classic content, because the shows will be made hard to watch and Netflix is noticeably more "progressive" than Peacock is. Also, my average unique viewers are about 200 thousand nowadays, so I don't know if Netflix will see profit in classic content or not. Most older people simply like to type things into KZfaq rather than dig through a streaming service, or watch their DVDs. I chat with them often and it's easy to reach oout to me. My average audience age is between 40 to 50. But someone like me who just uploads Attitude Era midcard shows, non-Nitro WCW, and All Japan (AJPW) those shows don't really have content that can be "cancelled" in the modern age. Those shows are mainly just video game style midcarders. Likewise, in Japan itself it's hard to re-upload New Japan (NJPW) because of how much Chris Benoit is on it, as well as problematic wrestlers like Kensuke Sasaki (who killed a jobber) and to some extent Antonio Inoki (seen as far-right in Japan with yakuza dealings). The networks are a lot more comfortable uploading All Japan as its classic content, which the show mainly revolved around Dr. Death Steve Williams (a video game midcarder outside of Japan) and Toshiaki Kawada (who repaired his life becoming a class act). I think Netflix will just be fine with WWF and WCW C-shows staying on KZfaq for ad money.

I loved it but I am a Netflix subscriber to I will save money as well I don't no what kind of my monthly will be on Netflix advert free I don't no how my monthly payments will be❤❤❤

I hope not cause if it does, we will cringe

At My Worst Pink $weats late December 2024