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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc
WWE won't be using the term PPV anymore. Companies are pulling out from selling them too. More people watched on WWE network than they did TV PPV. There's talks Raw will move to Spike TV but if it does it'll only be short term. It seems inevitable now that once the WWE Network launches worldwide that all WWE programming will be removed from TV and solely broadcasted on the WWE Network.
It's likely WWE programming will continue in certain countries though where internet and payment options are a problem.
The live shows will still be riddled with ad breaks unfortunately.
In other news, Daniel Bryan somehow found himself Double Booked. He's due in Japan and New York on the same night.
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I've said before in this thread that fifteen years ago I work for ondigital in special projects and came up for a plan of showing wwf as was then, wcw, ecw and some of.the indies on a dedicated channel, I was over ruled in favour of showing championship and football league, with consequences known to all. Not sure how wwe plan to full it up, can't all be repeats of classic matches and catch up.