The WWE Library has a new home after the company's previous deal with Peacock expired at the end of 2025.

Netflix and WWE today announced an expansion to their long-term partnership that will see the giant streamer become the home of WWE's library in the U.S. Beginning immediately, Netflix is the new U.S.

The deal also covers documentaries and original programming, such as 'WWE: Unreal,' which is returning for season 2 later in January.

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Netflix is now the home of the WWE library in the U.S. The non-exclusive deal expands the partnership between Netflix and WWE that launched in January 2025 and makes WWE’s premium live events from ...

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Over the past week, Netflix has slowly been adding events and shows from WWE‘s extensive library to its streaming service, and now the two brands have confirmed an expansion of their long-term ...