The service features more than 15,000 WWE titles and has more than 2 million subscribers. It will be available on the WWE App. The company has multi-year agreements with BT Sport and in Germany with DAZN.
The company’s owner, Len Blavatnik is exploring options to raise funds for its business as it has suffered as a result suspensions and delays of major sports. Blavatnik hopes to sell an equity stake but would also consider an outright sale of the business.
The sports platform, which to date has debuted in nine countries – Austria, Brazil, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the United States –, will soon be going global and aims to reach 200 markets, company executives shared.
According to the company, the Global Football Package will enable a brand to centralise its fan-targeted, football sponsorship through one point of purchase and unlock unprecedented global scale.