WWE Main Event moving to Rumble starting October 14
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 5:14 PM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026
WWE has announced that the show "Main Event" will begin streaming on Rumble starting October 14 at 8 PM ET. The show will feature talent from WWE's "Raw", "SmackDown", and "NXT" brands. Previously, "Main Event" has been hosted on various platforms, including WWE's YouTube channel. Rumble's Chief Content Officer highlighted WWE’s consistent popularity among viewers and advertisers as a reason for the move. WWE aims to enhance its digital engagement by partnering with Rumble, which was established as a competitor to YouTube.
- •WWE Main Event begins streaming on Rumble on October 14.
- •The show will be available Wednesdays at 8 PM ET.
- •Previous platforms for the show included WWE's YouTube channel.
- •Rumble aims to attract a digital-first audience with WWE content.
- 5:14 PMWrestling Inc — WWE Main Event Headed To New Streaming Platform
"WWE "Main Event" began in 2012 and has bounced around various platforms during that time. The show is headed to a new home soon.
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