Earlier in the week, we covered the fact that TLC 2013 was removed from the WWE Network, with it being unclear why the decision was made to not allow fans to watch the PPV on the streaming service.
For those that don’t remember, the show featured one of CM Punk’s final WWE PPV matches, and a World title unification match between John Cena and Randy Orton that main evented the show.
Without acknowledging that the show was ever taken down, WWE has decided to read the Tables Ladders and Chairs pay-per-view from seven years ago to the WWE Network, so fans are now able to watch the show again.
In terms of why the show was taken down, there have been no noticeable changes to the PPV broadcast, so it is still unclear why the decision was made to temporarily take down the PPV for fans.
WrestlingInc reached out to WWE for clarification on the matter but has yet to receive a response. If any more emerges on this situation, WrestleTalk.com will keep you posted.
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