An update has emerged on WWE content on Hulu, following recent negotiations between the two sides over a new streaming deal.
Previous reports indicated that WWE content was to be pulled from the streaming service last month, when WWE’s deal with Hulu was set to expire.
The expiration date of WWE shows on the streaming service was pushed back several times while WWE and Hulu were still in talks over terms for a new deal.
While there has been little news on the situation since late-September, most WWE content on Hulu has an expiration date of either nine or ten days, per PWInsider.
The report noted that newer episodes of SmackDown that have aired in the last three weeks don’t appear to have expiration dates.
Hulu currently features a variety of WWE shows, including Raw, SmackDown, NXT, Main Event, Total Divas and Total Bellas.
It had previously been speculated that WWE would want to move all their content to NBC Peacock. This streaming service has been the home of the WWE Network in the US since March 2021.
WWE has been operating under a new management regime since July, with Stephanie McMahon and Nick Khan serving as co-CEOs, and Triple H overseeing creative as the Chief Content Officer.
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