WWE and Hulu Strike Short-Term Extension Agreement

WWE content has been on multiple streaming services for the past several years. Due to this, not everyone can actually get to see their content because of various streaming issues. WWE and Hulu were set to end their partnership this week but now it appears the two parties have agreed to a short-term extension on their deal.

WWE has shows such as Raw, SmackDown, NXT, Main Event, Superstars, NXT Level Up, en Español, 205 Live, Total Divas, and Total Bellas on Hulu, which has been the case for a long time now.

As previously reported, fans noticed last week that WWE’s content on Hulu had expiration dates, as they were supposed to end on September 26th. Naturally, many believed the two parties were set to part ways from this week.

According to a report by PWInsider, WWE and Hulu have agreed to a short-term extension on their current deal. It was added that most of the content will expire in the next 7-14 days, depending on the program/content.

It would appear WWE and Hulu have come to terms, at least on a short term extenson on WWE content.

Most of the content on the streaming service was slated to expire and be removed shortly but now reads it will expire in the next 7-14 days, depending on the program/content.

It would appear the two sides are at, the very least, still working out details and have extended the current window for content as they try to finalize things.

WWE and Hulu have a long history and fans are certainly glad to see they have extended their deal, even if it isn’t for a long time. We’ll have to wait and see whether the two sides will come to an agreement in the end.

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