WWE News: The largest wrestling Promotion in the world has striked a deal with Twitch. The latter is a video live streaming service that includes video game live streaming, creative content, ‘in real life’ streams, broadcasts of esports competitions, and music broadcasts. As WWE and Twitch have striked a deal, WWE Superstars can start streaming again. Check details. Follow the latest WWE News Updates with InsideSport.IN
WWE and Twitch Strike a Deal
As reported by Sean Ross Sapp, WWE, and Twitch have striked a deal that will allow its Superstars to operate their own channels once again. The revenue that will be generated by the channel will go through a three-way split in which the WWE Superstars and Twitch will get the majority.
However, the only restriction that remains is featuring Wrestlers from other promotions on the channel is not allowed, unless allowed by the company.
WWE has reached a new deal to allow talent to stream on Twitch, https://t.co/jy8u4a8usI has learned.
More details for subscribers now. pic.twitter.com/KidGhkMLnm
— Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful.com (@SeanRossSapp) April 18, 2023
Previously in 2020, WWE tried to restrict its wrestlers from using Twitch. This led to many Superstars putting their channels on pause or shutting them down. However, there was frustration among WWE Superstars and this became a reason for many to pursue opportunities somewhere else. This even caused WWE Superstar Zelina Vega to leave the company.
However, Sean Ross Sapp reported that back in 2022, WWE Superstars were told in a meeting that they will be allowed to use Twitch again but a new agreement wasn’t finalized until now.
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