WWEs streaming landscape could be facing another major change, as a new update indicates that NXT content may soon disappear from Peacock. According to Bryan Alvarez of F4WOnline.com, all NXT programming is currently scheduled to be removed from the platform on March 15. If this removal moves forward as planned, it would significantly impact how fans access NXTs past episodes and library content. Peacock has served as a key streaming hub for WWE programming in the United States, including archived shows and select live specials. This development comes as WWE continues reshaping its media distribution strategy. In recent months, WWE has already made major changes, including shifting Premium Live Events to ESPN as part of its evolving streaming agreements. However, Peacock has remained part of WWEs digital ecosystem under its existing multi-year partnership. For fans who regularly watch classic NXT episodes or follow long-running storylines through Peacock, the March 15 timeline could mark a major turning point. Until WWE officially confirms the move or announces a replacement destination, the future availability of NXTs streaming library remains uncertain. Do you think WWE should keep NXT on Peacock, or move all of its content to a single unified streaming platform? G Add as a preferred source on Google
