Every Thursday or Friday night the WWE Network updates its schedule advertising new content set to air on the live stream in the coming week. It should be noted that like anything, schedules are tentative and air times, air dates, and programs are always subject to change. Additionally, this reflects only what is set to air on the Network stream and does not include content added directly to the video-on-demand service.
The WWE Network additions below only reflect some of what we’ll see, as RAW uploads are being finished and we may even see the start of a new drop. Additionally, there is always a chance for a Camp WWE surprise, although WWE did only advertise five episodes for season one. Now let’s take a look at what else is coming:
Monday – May 30th
RAW Pre-Show (7:30 PM EST)
“From WWE Studios in Stamford, Connecticut, Scott Stanford, Corey Graves and David Otunga cover all the events leading up to Monday Night Raw”
WWE 24 (11:06 PM EST)
“After sustaining a career threatening injury, Seth Rollins rehabs for 6 grueling months in his quest to reclaim his throne atop WWE.”
Wednesday – June 1st
WWE NXT (8 PM EST)
“Just one week before ‘NXT TakeOver: The End…’ NXT Champion Samoa Joe and challenger Finn Balor sit down for an exclusive interview.”
Thursday – June 2nd
First Look (5 PM EST)
“A First Look exclusive of WWE Home Video’s latest release, Eric Bischoff: Sports Entertainment’s Most Controversial Figure!”
Friday – June 3rd
WWE Superstars (3 PM EST)
“WWE Superstars features the best of the best in matches you’ll have to see to believe. You never know what to expect – so expect everything!”
Saturday – June 4th
This Week In WWE (3 PM EST)
“Get caught up on all the highlights from Raw and SmackDown with This Week in WWE.”
Closing Thoughts
So the week is seemingly slower than what we’ve had lately, with Camp WWE possibly not airing thanks to episode 5 being added on Thursday. However with Camp WWE, there is no real way of knowing until the time comes. Will we just get those five episodes for now? Or maybe more is coming? All we can do is wait and see.
As for the content we do have, WWE 24 is going to be great, it essentially always is, and a First Look is always welcome. No Table For 3 is disappointing, knowing they have more filmed, but I’m sure it will pick up again soon. Additionally, no Legends with JBL is a bit surprising as JBL said it would be here at the end of the month. Hopefully we get that soon.
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