WWE’s official YouTube channel has reached a major milestone, becoming only the 12th channel in the world to cross one billion lifetime views.

Since 2021, the WWE library has lived on Peacock. The original five-year deal with Peacock is set to expire at the start of ...

WWE and Vince McMahon didn't have a lot of great ideas in the 2010s, as the quality of the on-screen product dropped and took ...

The WWE tends to show the future in sports media. As the sports entertainment brand celebrates hitting 100 billion lifetime views on its YouTube channel, the maxim remains true. Just as when the WWE ...

WWE currently has more than 39 million subscribers on Youtube as of this writing, making it the 7th most subscribed channel on Youtube. In a journey that started 11 years ago, WWE has uploaded more ...

On the day that this article is being written (June 28, 2020), the latest episodes of each show averaged the following rating: RAW (1.92m viewers), SmackDown (2.17m viewers), NXT (786k viewers).

Last year, "WWE Vault" launched on YouTube and became an alternative platform for fans to watch archived matches, weekly shows, and pay-per-view events. WWE has released over 1,000 videos on the ...

WWE, harnessing the power of its social media presence, has surpassed 100 million subscribers on YouTube just ahead of its biggest event of the year, Wrestlemania XL, which will happen next month.

The Undertaker continues to make history in WWE. Since WWE pivoted away from its own WWE Network content strategy, the company has leveraged YouTube as a distribution home for specialty content and ...

Get ready to party like it’s 1995! On Thursday, WWE announced that WCW now has a dedicated channel on YouTube. Per WWE: WCW ...

The WWE set a new audience record with its first AAA crossover event since acquiring the leading Mexican lucha libre promotion in April. Worlds Collide drew the largest live audience on a YouTube ...

If you're a WWE fan and haven't already subscribed to ESPN Unlimited to watch Premium Live Events, there is now an way to watch (although still via ESPN). A couple of weeks ago, YouTube dropped all ...