WWE NXTs streaming future just got another major update, and this one could make the show even easier to watch. Roku announced on April 29, 2026 that new episodes of WWE NXT will be available for next-day streaming on The Roku Channel, adding another platform to the growing list of ways fans can follow the brand. The move is part of a new partnership between The CW Network and Roku set to launch in fall 2026. Under the agreement, episodes of NXT that air live Tuesday nights on The CW will be made available the following day through a dedicated CW hub on The Roku Channel. That hub will also feature hundreds of hours of additional CW programming. CW President Brad Schwartz explained how the partnership is designed to expand reach and make programming more accessible to viewers. Roku also emphasized that the partnership is aimed at making popular programming including wrestling easier to access without long delays. Lisa Holme, Head of Content at Roku Media, addressed how quickly viewers will be able to watch episodes after they air. The announcement adds to WWE NXTs evolving distribution strategy. Earlier updates confirmed that ESPN Unlimited is expected to carry CW Sports programming including NXT while now Roku is set to handle next-day streaming availability for viewers who miss the live broadcast. This means NXT could soon be available across multiple platforms live on The CW, potentially streaming through ESPN Unlimited, and then available the next day through The Roku Channel. The expansion significantly increases the reach of WWEs developmental brand heading into the future. With more streaming options being added and new deals continuing to surface, WWE NXTs availability is clearly expanding far beyond traditional television, putting the show in front of more viewers than ever before.Do you think adding next-day streaming for WWE NXT on Roku will make it easier for fans to keep up with the show, or could all these new platforms make things more confusing? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below. G Add as a preferred source on Google
