The WWE has joined the NHL, NBA, NFL, and MLB in offering free access to classic content.
The professional wrestling entity has unlocked a “vast portion” of the WWE Network, allowing for free access to thousands of hours of on-demand content.
Available events date back to 1985 and include every WrestleMania, Royal Rumble, SummerSlam, and Survivor Series, plus other events and documentaries.
So, what can you watch for FREE starting today on @WWENetwork?
EVERY @WrestleMania ever, PLUS… pic.twitter.com/HsfhsMOaIo
— WWE Network (@WWENetwork) March 23, 2020
Other available content for viewing includes every NXT TakeOver and NXT UK TakeOver, plus the entire WWE 24 docuseries, âStone Coldâ Steve Austinâs Broken Skull Sessions interview show, WWE Ruthless Aggression, and the Monday Night War series.
You can also watch recent episodes of Monday Night Raw and Friday Night SmackDown, every episode of WWE Untold, and A Future WWE: The FCW Story.
WWE is still planning on staging WrestleMania next month, despite concerns surrounding the coronavirus. It will take place at the WWE’s training facility in Orlando with no fans and only essential personnel on hand — just as they did for Monday Night Raw last week.
WrestleMania 36 will air on pay-per-view and on the WWE Network April 4 and 5.
This is singlehandedly the best clip in WWE you will ever see
Stone Cold Steve Austin announcing to no fans âGive me a hell yeahâ
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— AYEWALAD (@AyewMabeliever) March 19, 2020