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Ever since the WWE Network moved over to NBC Peacock earlier this year, fans haven’t been too pleased with the roll-out. With a clunky and unorganized layout and design, much of the content previously on the network has been nowhere to be found. Despite this, NBC Peacock promised that the new WWE Network on their service would be fully restored by the time the WWE Summerslam PPV aired in late August. Over the weekend, NBC Peacock took steps to fulfill that promise.
WWE Network: WCW and ECW action
WCW Clash of the Champions-
From 1988 until 1997, WCW presented the cable TV supershow “Clash of the Champions.” All 35 events are no available on-demand on the WWE Network.
ECW Hardcore TV (2000)-
The final full year of the original ECW Hardcore TV is now on-demand via NBC Peacock. Watch top ECW stars like Tommy Dreamer, The Sandman, Rob Van Dam, and Rhino do battle.
Legends celebrated
Undertaker Celebrating 25 Phenomenal Years special-
The Undertaker wrapped up his career at Wrestlemania 36 with a victory over AJ Styles in a Boneyard match. The match was a fitting end to a 25-year career dating back to the deadman’s debut at the 1990 Survivor Series. In this lookback, the WWE Universe get to witness some of the greatest moments from the history of The Undertaker.
The 2017 Mae Young Classic-
The Mae Young Classic kicked off in 2017 with a 32-woman tournament to name the best female wrestler in the world. With wrestlers representing numerous countries, including the United States, Japan, Mexico, United Kingdom, India, South Korea, and China, the final was a match for the ages. The tournament final was an instant classic as Kairi Sane defeated Shayna Baszler, which is now available on the WWE Network.
WWE Network: Fan Favorites
WWE Ride Along-
The WWE Ride Along series was a fan favorite from the early days of the WWE Network. Wrestlers were recorded as they travel from town to town, telling stories that gave fans a bit of an insight into the life of a superstar.
More episodes of WWF All-Star Wrestling-
Back when it was knowns as the World Wrestling Federation (WWF), All-Star Wrestling was the show to watch. In the years leading up to the first Wrestlemania, All-Star Wrestling provided the backdrop for hot matches and exciting stories. Many more of these episodes are now on-demand on the WWE Network via NBC Peacock.
Best of the rest
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Hall of Fame Red Carpet broadcasts
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Chasing Glory with Lilian Garcia
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