WWE's 'Main Event' to Move From YouTube to Rumble (EXCLUSIVE)

WWE's 'Main Event' to Move From YouTube to Rumble (EXCLUSIVE)

Variety • • entertainment

Key Points:

  • WWE's weekly series "Main Event" will move from YouTube to the video platform Rumble starting October 14, airing every Wednesday at 8 pm ET/5 pm PT as part of Rumble Sport’s lineup.
  • "Main Event" features WWE stars from Raw, SmackDown, and NXT brands and has previously aired on Ion Television, Hulu, WWE Network, Peacock, and YouTube since its 2012 launch.
  • WWE executive vice president Alex Varga emphasized the importance of serving a digital-first audience and praised Rumble's accessible platform for delivering premium sports and entertainment content.
  • Rumble's chief content officer Claudio Ramolo highlighted WWE content's strong viewership across various media and stated that "Main Event" will be a key part of Rumble’s expanding sports programming.
  • Founded in 2013, Rumble gained popularity as a platform for conservative voices and has recently expanded into AI and infrastructure sectors.

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