Wrestlemania to Make a Splash on ESPN's New Streaming Service

Big news for wrestling fans! ESPN and WWE have teamed up to bring Wrestlemania and other major wrestling events to ESPN's new streaming service. This is a big deal because it means fans will have a new way to watch some of the most exciting wrestling events of the year. The deal includes events like Wrestlemania, SummerSlam, Royal Rumble, Survivor Series, and Money in the Bank. These events were previously on Peacock, so this is a big change. Fans will now be able to watch them on ESPN's new platform. ESPN is really excited about this deal. They think it will help them reach a lot of passionate wrestling fans. They also think it will help them build their new streaming service. The service will launch on August 21 and will cost $29. 99 a month. This isn't the only big move ESPN has made lately. They also recently acquired the NFL Network and related assets. They also brought back former "SportsCenter" anchor Rich Eisen to join the streaming service. WWE is also happy about this deal. They think it will help them reach more fans and show off their exciting events. They also think it will be a great partnership for both companies. So, what does this all mean for fans? It means they will have a new way to watch some of their favorite wrestling events. It also means they will have to pay for the new streaming service if they want to watch them.