WWE Partners With WBD’s Bleacher Report In Global Content Deal
The partnership gives B/R global highlight rights for Raw, SmackDown, NXT and premium live events, with ringside teams capturing original content.
- WWE and Bleacher Report signed a multi-year agreement granting B/R global highlight rights for programming, including Monday Night Raw, Friday Night SmackDown, NXT, and WWE Premium Live Events.
- Adding WWE reflects B/R's broader strategy to serve fans across the full spectrum of sports culture, joining existing alliances with the NFL, NCAA, MLB, NHL, and NBA.
- Bleacher Report will maintain a ringside presence at select WWE PLEs, with content teams capturing original storytelling and behind-the-scenes moments for distribution across social and digital platforms.
- WWE EVP Alex Varga stated the deal "reinforces WWE's commitment to bringing our content to a global audience," with coverage beginning before WWE Money in the Bank on Saturday, October 10.
- Bennett Spector, General Manager of Bleacher Report, said the partnership "gives us the opportunity to bring fans closer to the biggest moments happening today while also tapping into the incredible history and personalities that have made WWE part of sports culture for generations.
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WWE has signed a highlights deal with Bleacher Report. According to Sports Business Journal, "Under terms of the deal, content will come from weekly series like “Raw,” “SmackDown,” and “NXT,” as well as WWE premium live events (WrestleMania, Survivor Series, etc.). Content will then be distributed across TNT Sports-backed social platforms like B/R, House of…
Bleacher Report, WWE ink highlights deal
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, House of Highlights and B/R Wrestling
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