Dónde ver WWE en vivo en 2026: Guía completa, calendario y preguntas frecuentes.

With SummerSlam just wrapped up in Minneapolis, WWE’s calendar doesn’t slow down, Sunday Night’s Main Event lands September 6, followed by Money in the Bank on October 10. The tricky part is that WWE now splits its shows across two different services depending on the event, and getting it wrong means missing the match you actually wanted to see.

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Below you’ll find the full streaming breakdown, the complete upcoming event calendar, and answers to the questions fans ask most.


Quick answer

  • Weekly Raw airs on Netflix worldwide
  • Most Premium Live Events (PLEs) air on ESPN (via ESPN Unlimited) in the US, and Netflix everywhere else
  • Select mid-tier specials, like Sunday Night’s Main Event, still air on Pavo real in the US
  • SmackDown airs on USA Network in the US, and on Netflix internationally

Platform comparison

PlataformaLo que contienePrice rangePrueba gratuitaBest for
ESPN (ESPN Unlimited)Most 2026 PLEs (SummerSlam, Money in the Bank)Paid subscriptionA menudo se incluyen con promociones.US fans wanting every major PLE
NetflixWeekly Raw + all PLEs internationallyPaid subscriptionPeríodos de prueba gratuitos frecuentesAnyone outside the US, or fans who want Raw every week
Pavo realSelect specials (Sunday Night’s Main Event)Paid subscriptionFree trial periods run oftenFans who only want specific mid-card events
YouTubeHighlights, entrance videos, press eventsGratisN / ACatching up on storylines for free
FITE TVIndependent wrestling crossover contentFree tier + pay-per-viewFree accountFans who also follow indie wrestling

Full 2026 event calendar

EventoFechaDónde ver
SummerSlamAugust 1–2 (just happened)ESPN (US) / Netflix (international)
Sunday Night’s Main EventSeptember 6Peacock (US) / Netflix (international)
Money in the BankOctober 10ESPN (US) / Netflix (international)
Survivor SeriesThanksgiving weekend, home of the Houston AstrosESPN (US) / Netflix (international), TBD exact date

Keep this calendar bookmarked, WWE occasionally shifts dates or venues closer to the event, and it’s worth double-checking a week out.


How to watch SummerSlam replays and upcoming PLEs

  1. For US fans: download the ESPN app, activate your subscription or trial, and search the event name directly, replays are typically available on-demand shortly after the live broadcast ends
  2. For international fans: open Netflix, search “WWE,” and both the live special and replay will appear under the WWE hub
  3. For Sunday Night’s Main Event specifically: check Pavo real first if you’re in the US, since it hasn’t moved to the ESPN deal
  4. Turn on push notifications in whichever app you choose so you don’t miss the go-home show before a big PLE

Frequently asked questions

Do I need both ESPN and Netflix?

If you’re in the US and want every PLE plus weekly Raw, yes, that’s currently the reality of WWE’s split rights deal. International fans only need Netflix.

Is there any free way to watch live?

Not for the live broadcast itself. YouTube and FITE TV are solid free options for highlights, press conferences, and build-up content, but the live PLEs and weekly shows require a subscription.

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Why did WWE move away from Peacock for most PLEs?

Starting in 2026, WWE shifted the bulk of its Premium Live Events in the US to ESPN as part of a new rights deal, while Netflix retained weekly Raw and international PLE distribution. Peacock still carries a handful of specials, like Sunday Night’s Main Event, so it’s not fully out of the picture.

What’s coming up after Money in the Bank?

WWE’s “Big Five” continues later in the year with Survivor Series, scheduled for Thanksgiving weekend at the home of the Houston Astros.

Can I still buy WWE events as a traditional pay-per-view?

No, WWE fully retired the traditional PPV purchase model, everything now streams through the platforms listed above as part of a subscription.


For 2026, the simplest setup for most fans is Netflix for weekly Raw and international PLE access, plus ESPN if you’re in the US and want every Premium Live Event on release. Keep Peacock as a backup for the occasional special that hasn’t shifted over, and use YouTube or FITE TV to stay caught up on storylines for free between shows.