Here’s all the ways to stream Wrestlepalooza on ESPN Unlimited
Here’s all the ways to stream Wrestlepalooza on ESPN Unlimited
The first WWE premium live event on ESPN’s new streaming service has arrived. Here are all the ways to stream it in its new home!
On Aug. 21, ESPN launched its new streaming service to glorious fanfare. The service has gotten off to a hot start, including the addition of WWE premium live events, which it scooped up after those rights in August. Originally, WWE PLEs were to premiere on ESPN’s direct-to-consumer (DTC) service in 2026, but just days after ESPN announced it acquired rights to those events, it revealed the timetable for its first PLE broadcast had been moved up.
The first WWE PLE to stream on ESPN’s DTC platform ESPN Unlimited will be the new Wrestlepalooza event, which starts Saturday, Sept. 20 at 7 p.m. ET. We figured there might be some confusion about how to stream these events now that they no longer reside on Peacock, and we are here to help clear up any confusion. Find out more about all the ways to stream Wrestlepalooza on ESPN Unlimited here!
All the ways to stream Wrestlepalooza
With ESPN Unlimited standalone
Let’s start with the simplest option here. You can sign up for ESPN Unlimited for $30 per month on its own, and stream all WWE PLEs, including Wrestlepalooza. To do this:
- Click here to sign up for ESPN Unlimited.
- Click the Get ESPN button.
- Create a MyDisney account, or log into your existing one.
- Choose the ESPN Unlimited plan.
- Enter payment details and finish signing up.
Can you watch other WWE content with ESPN Unlimited?
No, ESPN Unlimited subscriptions will not give you access to “WWE Raw” on Netflix, “Smackdown” on USA Network, or “NXT” on The CW.
Through the Disney Bundle
There are two Disney Bundle plans with access to ESPN Unlimited to allow viewers to stream WWE PLEs. Check them out in the table below, and click the blue links to sign up.
| Disney Bundle plan | Price | Includes: |
|---|---|---|
| Disney+, Hulu, ESPN Unlimited (ads) | $30 per month (introductory) $36 per month (standard) | - Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited (all with ads) |
| Disney+, Hulu, ESPN Unlimited (no ads) | $45 per month | - Disney+ and Hulu (ad-free) and ESPN Unlimited |
Can you watch other WWE content with the Disney Bundle?
No, once again, none of these services carries any WWE content found on Netflix, The CW, USA Network, or other platforms.
Through an eligible TV provider
Several pay-TV distributors include ESPN Unlimited access as part of their channel plans. Viewers can log into ESPN Unlimited with their credentials for that pay-TV service and stream all WWE PLEs. Customers of the following pay-TV companies are eligible:
- DIRECTV (streaming only)
- Fubo
- Hulu + Live TV
- Spectrum TV
- Verizon FIOS
More companies could be added to the list soon, so check back!
Can you watch other WWE content with these distributors?
You can watch USA Network on DIRECTV, Fubo, and Hulu + Live TV. The CW is available in some markets with these services, but not all. Netflix is not included in any bundles on these streamers.
What coverage of Wrestlepalooza will be available on ESPN Unlimited?
The fight card for Wrestlepalooza will certainly welcome WWE PLEs to ESPN in style. The main event is a match between John Cena and Brock Lesnar, and there are big names set to hit the mat all night long. See the full Wrestlepalooza card below, but keep in mind it is subject to change.
| Match type | Wrestlers |
|---|---|
| Main event | John Cena vs. Brock Lesnar |
| Undisputed WWE Champion match | Cody Rhodes vs. Drew McIntyre |
| Mixed Tag Team Match | Seth Rollins & Becky Lynch vs. CM Punk & AJ Lee |
| Mixed Tag Team Match | Jey & Jimmy Uso vs. Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed |
| Women’s World Championshp Match | IYO SKY vs. Stephanie Vaquer |
ESPN Unlimited
ESPN launched its highly anticipated direct-to-consumer streaming service on August 21, 2025. For the first time, this service gives sports fans access to its full lineup of linear channels without a traditional cable or satellite subscription.
