WWE In-Ring Show Moving To YouTube Internationally

Published: Apr 8, 2025 by Dave Adamson | Last Updated: Apr 8, 2025 by Dave Adamson

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WWE In-Ring Show Moving To YouTube Internationally

A long-running WWE program airing on Peacock in the United States has landed a new international broadcast home on YouTube.

WWE Main Event debuted in 2012 and has streamed on Peacock in the United States every Saturday since 2021.

With the demise of the WWE Network, its international home from 2014 to 2024, the future of the show in international markets has been unclear.

Starting with the April 5, 2025, episode, it has now been revealed that the show will move to streaming on YouTube for international audiences.

The recent episode (which can be seen here) appeared on the official WWE YouTube channel on April 5.

WWE Netflix News reports that the show will join Evolve as weekly shows available to international viewers on YouTube.

WWE Evolve streams on Tubi in the United States on Wednesday, with the show featuring stars from NXT and the WWE ID program.

Both programs will stream on the same day as their appearances on Peacock and Tubi in the US, with Evolve continuing to focus on developmental talent and Main Event featuring main roster and NXT stars.

Stevie Turner was recently announced as the new General Manager for WWE Evolve, marking the first time the NXT wrestler has served as an authority figure.

In January 2025, Turner competed in the NXT Women’s Champion #1 Contendership Battle Royal with Wren Sinclair being the victor.