ESPN joins with WWE, to stream Wrestlemania beginning in 2026
Wrestlemania will be part of ESPN's new direct-to-consumer streaming service, starting in 2026, thanks to an agreement between WWE and ESPN.
www.espn.comWrestleMania 2026 is being broadcast in the U.S. on ESPN networks, with streaming options via ESPN platforms beginning in 2026. In the U.K. and other markets, coverage may vary by region and service.
Key points to watch for:
- Primary broadcast: ESPN/ESPN2 (USA) on the two-event weekend (Saturday and Sunday), with some matches on specific ESPN channels.[7][8]
- Streaming options: ESPN+/ESPN Unlimited for U.S. viewers, plus compatible services that carry ESPN networks (DirecTV, Fubo, Sling, etc.).[3][7]
- International access: Outside the U.S., WWE content often appears on local TV partners or via WWE Network/Nets/streaming platforms; check your country’s local providers or the WWE site for regional options.[7]
What to do next:
- If you’re in London or elsewhere in the UK: confirm whether ESPN or WWE content is available on your local streaming platforms or TV services (e.g., Sky, BT, NOW). If needed, I can look up the current UK broadcast/homestreaming arrangement for WrestleMania 2026.
- Want a quick plan? I can tailor a watching guide with exact start times for your time zone, plus a short checklist of streaming routes available in the UK.