After years of being in the works, WWE yesterday publicly announced the WWE Network with an introduction date of sometime in 2012.
The company has been promising their own channel for quite a few years now and the topic has been a subject of discussion at each quarterly financial report conference calls among investors and WWE officials.
The Network will be available to cable and satellite providers although who will carry it remains to be seen.
Last month, WWE CEO and former Chairman Vince McMahon called it the "most compelling rollout of network in history," citing the "extraordinary leverage" that the company enjoys with all the content distributors.
"So we are ready to roll this out and very, very excited about doing it. It's extremely well thought out and one that has to work. I don't know how anyone can say no quite frankly," McMahon added.
WWE Network will most likely not be available to International distributors.
A television spot for the Network made its debut yesterday during RAW which you can see below.
The company has been promising their own channel for quite a few years now and the topic has been a subject of discussion at each quarterly financial report conference calls among investors and WWE officials.
The Network will be available to cable and satellite providers although who will carry it remains to be seen.
Last month, WWE CEO and former Chairman Vince McMahon called it the "most compelling rollout of network in history," citing the "extraordinary leverage" that the company enjoys with all the content distributors.
"So we are ready to roll this out and very, very excited about doing it. It's extremely well thought out and one that has to work. I don't know how anyone can say no quite frankly," McMahon added.
WWE Network will most likely not be available to International distributors.
A television spot for the Network made its debut yesterday during RAW which you can see below.
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