Netflix enters 2026 by beefing up its WWE content like never before, turning into a one-stop streaming platform for wrestling fans. With an all-new library, the streamer is now set to include the newest and hottest wrestling action. The mix of legendary matches and special events guarantees raging rivalries and unforgettable moments, making Netflix's WWE library easily accessible for both lifelong fans and those who are just getting into sports entertainment.

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Netflix’s 2026 WWE library covers an astonishing range of events, including WrestleMania (41 seasons), SummerSlam (38 seasons), and Survivor Series (38 seasons), now all accessible, allowing fans to experience again the WWE all time biggest premium live events in history. From archived pay-per-view events to classic shows and historic spectacles, Netflix now has it all streaming in the US on January 1, 2026. 

Netflix has not only the Big Three but also the Attitude Era classics, such as WWE Fully Loaded and WWE Judgment Day, which are all with TV-MA ratings, and that help maintain the rawness of the late-’90s wrestling demand. The classic 1998 WWE Breakdown and the Valentine’s classic St. Valentine’s Day Massacre events are also available on Netflix.

The streamer also features deep catalogs of Hell in a Cell, TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs, and Elimination Chamber, catering to fans who prefer chaos and spectacle, seeking the thrill of gimmick matches. Among the newly archived titles that made their debut on New Year's Day are Bad Blood, WWE Breakdown, Night of Champions, No Mercy (12 seasons), all 20 seasons of WWE Backlash (1999-2025), Breaking Point, all 9 seasons of WWE Armageddon, Fastlane, Greatest Royal Rumble, and even more unique throwbacks. 

According to What's on Netflix, the streamer is also offering the sensational moment of The Undertaker defending the WWE Championship against Hulk Hogan in WWE This Tuesday in Texas (Season 1), the spectacular destruction in WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders and Chairs (12 Seasons), and vengeful, ruthless aggression in WWE Unforgiven (11 Seasons), among others. Some other titles also include WWE Vengeance, WWE WrestleMania, WWE Wrestlepalooza, and more, as Netflix seeks to dominate sports entertainment as well as live coverage.

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This lucrative WWE catalog arrives on Netflix as part of its broader content strategy, following WWE Network's content migration to the streaming titan.

The WWE catalog refreshed on Netflix as of January 2026, combining the live action and the historical gems of a growing list of weekly shows and archived content under one roof. However, the streaming titan's sports ambitions are not limited to just WWE.

The streamer has won the live NFL games on Christmas as part of a multi-year agreement, which is a significant step in its growth as a player in live sports streaming. Not only that, but it has also landed another major football deal, gaining exclusive broadcast rights to the 2027 and 2031 editions of the FIFA Women’s World Cup. 

Netflix is making iconic crossovers possible, with events like WWE Raw x Stranger Things Night slated for January 2026, where wrestling will serve as a bridge to pop culture, blending the two surreal worlds of entertainment as effortlessly as the platform does. From recruiting SportsCenter's Elle Duncan to cover sports live on Netflix to adding the sports podcast Pardon My Take to spice up its sports library, the streamer remains a step ahead with its strategy to diversify sports entertainment offerings.

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