So how's the WWE network? Does it have all pay-per-views?

[PsychoGoatee]

So anyways, how is the WWE network? Does it have all pay-per-views on it, etc? How's the pricing? Is it like netflix for wwe? How about RAW episodes, how far back does the content go?

(edit: woops, posted a topic in the wrong subforum. Not sure how to delete. So edited this into a WWE network question topic. )

[Mayonnaise]

I love it. It is $10 a month but you have a 6 month contract. Just about all WWE, WCW and ECW PPVs are on there (only a few of the international ones are missing) and you get every new PPV as well.

NXT, the current developmental, is on there every Thurs. and is one of the best hours of wrestling out there.

RAW and Smackdown are not current because of the deals they have with the TV networks and Hulu. 30 days between airing and being put on the Network. Newest RAW is from June 4. As far as the classic shows, 93-94 are complete but then it gets spotty.

All Clash of the Champions are on there and they are adding the SNME right now.

There is some ECW Hardcore TV and WCCW TV up there but they don't update that regularly.

Countdown isn't bad. Didn't watch Legends' House. There are a bunch of the DVDs going up under the "Beyond the Ring" name.

This year's Hall of Fame is on there as are various specials (Warrior Memorial stuff is on there, Vickie Guerrero's goodbye stuff.

Bunch of great stuff that is easily worth the $10 a month, IMO. Just make sure you have a good streaming device like a Roku or Apple TV as the game consoles don't seem to be reliable.

[Magic knows Black Lives Matter]

I like the Network. It's not great by any stretch and I still have some issues with the video player and skipping to a specific spot on a show but I'm happy with my purchase. I'm not on there a ton and there is plenty of stuff that can be added but I'm enough of a wrestling junkie that having every WWF, WCW, and ECW PPV in the highest quality possible at my disposal for six months at the cost of $60 is a worthwhile investment for me.

[PsychoGoatee]

Right on, sounds pretty promising actually. One question, for the pay-per-views do they list the card without spoiling the results? And how is the organization? Is there any way on there to see where say RVD has matches?

If it runs well in the firefox web browser, my TV is connected to my PC as a secondary monitor so that could be good.

[Mayonnaise]

PPVs are sorted by company>event>year. So you'll choose say ECW, Guilty As Charged, then 2001. They don't list the card but you'll get a little blurb like:

ECW GUILTY AS CHARGED 2001
The Big Apple is rocked to its core by ECW! Rob Van Dam faces Jerry Lynn. The Sandman, Justin Credible, and Steve Corino battle it out.
TV-14

As for seeing where matches are, sometimes you will get little markers on the timeline that show the start and end of matches but those do spoil the outcomes.

[thelonewolf527]

If you buy two or more pay-per-views every year then get it without question provided you have a device to watch it on

[Jedi-El of Tomorrow]

I love it. Every past ppv, every Clash of the Champions, soon to be every Saturday Night's Main Event, every ppv, and hopefully more Raws added as well as addition of Nitro, and for $10 a month it's beyond a steal.

[chazraps]

But does it have every pay-per-view? And how much is it a month?

[PsychoGoatee]

Jul 16, 2014 2:09:23 GMT -5 chazraps said:

But does it have every pay-per-view? And how much is it a month?

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Sounds like a pretty solid deal, I'm signing up now actually. Just in the past few hours I've been looking at a lot of match lists and whatnot, I already have 15 or so PPVs I want to watch or flip through to see certain matches, several RAW matches etc, at least one billing period anyway.

[chazzbusby]

Net-work? When did this happen!? Why didn't anyone Tout me about this!

[mattyy]

you guys. it's like netflix.

but.

BETTER~!

[ibdude]

Jul 16, 2014 3:39:35 GMT -5 PsychoGoatee said:

Jul 16, 2014 2:09:23 GMT -5 chazraps said:

But does it have every pay-per-view? And how much is it a month?

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Sounds like a pretty solid deal, I'm signing up now actually. Just in the past few hours I've been looking at a lot of match lists and whatnot, I already have 15 or so PPVs I want to watch or flip through to see certain matches, several RAW matches etc, at least one billing period anyway.

Just know that you're stuck with it for 6 months. Also turn off auto renew if you don't want another consecutive 6.

[wildojinx]

Like everyone else i wish there was more content, but i've only scratched the surface of what is on there. Plus, its more convienent than having to search through youtube or dailymotion and just hope that a match im looking for is there (though the chapter stop method needs to be on all the ppvs, and they need to get rid of the spoiler match endings as well).

[Fuji's racist salt]

I'm 90% satisfied,just like everyone else

[Deleted]

I'm addicted.

[salz4life]

What network?

[AtomSmasher]

Don't sign up if you intend to watch on a Chromebook - like 'other' wrestling organisations in the 80',s WWE is not aware of their existence....

[Deleted]

I personally enjoy it. I do think there's always room for growth in general.

[PsychoGoatee]

My only complaint so far is not having all the RAWs, 2010 and 2011 especially. Would be especially cool if they put say the RAW or two leading to each Wrestlemania on there.

Well, my other complaint is how the PPVs are organized, would be cool to have an option to view a year's PPVs in chronological order. Luckily I've got this wikipedia thingy anyway.

And Smackdowns too. At least every RAW and Smackdown featuring the great one should be on there. Still, I'm really digging it, it's been fun catching up. And it runs remarkably well, a lot better than some other streaming services I've tried.

[Krazee]

Jul 16, 2014 8:51:38 GMT -5 mattyy said:

you guys. it's like netflix.

but.

BETTER~!

yeah that's true, cause on Netflix i'm constantly updating my queue rather than watching things