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WWE announced a new media agreement with Bleacher Report regarding new content and WWE highlights.
WWE and Bleacher Report have agreed to a multi-year partnership for Bleacher Report to air highlights of WWE content.
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WWE and WBD’s Bleacher Report announced a new multi-year partnership.
WWE has announced a multi-year partnership with Bleacher Report, giving the platform global highlight rights for RAW, SmackDown, NXT and Premium Live Events, with ringside coverage planned at select events starting at Money in the Bank.
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As part of the terms of the deal, content will come from weekly series like “Raw,” “SmackDown,” and “NXT,” as well as WWE PLEs (WrestleMania, Survivor Series, etc.). Content will then be distributed across TNT Sports-backed social platforms like B/R,
New details on the new deal between WWE and Bleacher Report, and how AEW is affected. Fightful Select reports, “A WBD source told @FightfulSelect they believe the new WWE-Bleacher Report deal will affect AEW positively because WBD will have more resources dedicated to wrestling.
The agreement is scheduled to begin with WWE Money in the Bank on October 10, with Bleacher Report said to have gained additional ringside access as part of the arrangement. Despi
WWE's new Bleacher Report deal grants global highlight rights across "Raw," "SmackDown" and premium live events amid Warner Bros. Discovery shifts.
According to a report from Fightful Select, a source within Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) stated that the WWE deal will not affect AEW’s existing agreements with WBD. The source mentioned that Bleacher Report has similar agreements with other sports leagues, as well as with AEW.