15 Must-Have Sports Apps
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WWE Network
So after reading everything about the UFC’s Fight Pass, it seems pretty difficult to top that kind of deal for that level of content, doesn’t it? Well the WWE somehow manages to go way above and beyond that service.
For a monthly subscription fee of $9.99, WWE Network subscribers get access to an incredible amount of content — thousands upon thousands of hours of video content from every WWE, WCW and ECW pay-per-view, to archived episodes of Monday Night Raw, WCW Monday Nitro and ECW Hardcore TV to footage from old promotions like the AWA, NWA, USWA and many more. The WWE owns probably 80% of the history of wrestling on video, and a massive chunk of that is available to watch at any time on the Network.
On top of that, users get access to each and every one of the company’s 12 pay-per-view events, including the big ones like WrestleMania, completely free of any additional charges. The content alone is more than worth the subscription fee, but being able to watch every PPV live is an outstanding value.
This is a must-have if you’re a wrestling fan or even if you just have fond memories of Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock and D-X. An absolutely outstanding value across the board.
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