WWE fans, brace yourselves! The era of accessing the WWE's extensive video library on Peacock is officially over. As of December 31, the partnership between WWE and NBCUniversal's streaming service has come to an end, leaving the historic archive without a permanent home. This means no more easy access to relive the iconic moments from the 'Attitude Era' or the 'Golden Era'. But fear not, there's a plan in motion to keep the content accessible. According to Fightful Select, WWE is now exploring alternative options for its thousands of hours of historical footage. The report suggests that WWE will utilize its social media presence, particularly YouTube, to bridge the gap. Fightful claims that WWE has a favorable deal with Google to post videos on YouTube, as they are a top-performing channel. However, fans hoping for an immediate dump of the entire archive onto YouTube or another service may be disappointed. The report states that there are no plans to simply mass-release all content unless a deal is reached with a different platform. Despite the loss of the archive, the relationship between WWE and Peacock is not entirely severed. NXT Premium Live Events and WWE Saturday Night's Main Event specials will remain on Peacock. For complete details, visit Fightful Select at Patreon.com/Fightful. Andrew Ravens, a dedicated reporter for WrestlingNews.co, covers the latest wrestling news, including WWE and AEW, with a special emphasis on day-to-day updates and in-depth coverage. His work involves play-by-play coverage, transcription, and live event attendance, ensuring fans stay informed. You can reach Andrew at ravenstarmedia21@gmail.com for news tips or correspondence.
