As noted before, WWE recently announced a new deal with streaming service Rumble to be the new home for their WWE Main Event show starting on Wednesday, October 14. Main Event being moved to Wednesdays nights will mean that it will now be going head-to-head against WWE EVOLVE which also airs on Wednesdays on Tubi.
The Wrestling Observer’s Bryan Alvarez reported that WWE’s recent streaming deal for Main Event could potentially mean that the future of the WWE EVOLVE brand is now uncertain.
Alvarez reported that WWE has taped enough episodes of EVOLVE to take the show into February of 2027.
Alvarez also reported that a lot WWE ID talents who currently work in the WWE EVOLVE brand have their contracts set to expire this October.
WWE has been airing episodes of their WWE EVOLVE series on Tubi since the brand’s launch in March of 2025.
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