New Batch of Content Arriving for WWE Network
Website WWENetworkNews.com reported WWE will be adding more classic house shows to the Network during this month and the first two years of their ECW revival to arrive within the near future.
Five more classic Madison Square Garden shows were also recently added to the WWE Network with four shows from the 70s and one show from 1985. These shows are located under the Old School section of the Network for those with an account.
* WWWF (8/7/76) – Featuring: WWWF Champion Bruno Sammartino vs. Stan Hansen (Steel Cage Match)
* WWWF (10/25/76) – Featuring: WWWF Champion Bruno Sammartino vs. Nikolai Volkoff
* WWWF (12/19/77) – Featuring: WWWF Champion Superstar Graham vs. Mil Mascaras
* WWF (12/17/79) – Featuring: Hulk Hogan’s Madison Square Garden debut vs. Ted DiBiase
* WWF (3/17/85) – Featuring: The final Madison Square Garden show before the first WrestleMania.
ITV’s World of Sport Still Planned for a 2018 Debut
During a recent episode of The Miller Report, Jeff Jarrett stated ITV and Anthem still have plans for World of Sport to make its debut in 2018. Jarrett claimed the reason for the project’s delay was due to them not wanting to rush things and instead take their time working on agreements and plans for the project.
Current Discounts on WWE and Impact Wrestling Products
WWE is currently holding a 20% off sale on purchases made at their official online store using the discount coupon SAVE20 at checkout. The coupon is active till June 22nd at 11:59PM.
Fite TV is currently offering a deal involving getting $12 in credit for pre-ordering Impact Wrestling’s Slammiversary pay-per-view on their Fite App. This year’s event occurs on July 2nd.
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