WWE is headed back to USA Network this fall for the first time since 2019 when the blue brand originally shifted over to Fox. Originally, WWE planned to host SmackDown on the USA Network starting in October as revealed in a press release last year but that has since changed.

Via Deadline, that problem has now been solved. Monday Night Raw is staying on USA through the end of 2024, which should allow WWE to have a seamless transition for Raw's upcoming run on Netflix. Per the report, WWE will receive $25 million for extending the deal a few months with USA.

WWE SmackDown will return to the USA Network on September 13 after five years on FOX, a press release from NBC Universal has confirmed. It was last year that it was confirmed that SmackDown will return to the USA Network in 2024,

Starting in September and through the end of 2024, USA Network will serve as the exclusive linear home of the WWE’s two tentpole franchises, “WWE Monday Night RAW” and “WWE SmackDown,” which returns to the network on Sept. 13 as part of a new multi-year partnership.

Here we take a look at the top five shows coming to WWE Network and Peacock this weekend for the fans to enjoy.

A new multi-year partnership will see the WWE SmackDown return to USA Network on Sept 13. The show was originally slated to move back to USA in October, but the date has been bumped up. WWE, part of the newly created TKO Group,

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WWE Backlash aired last weekend. As is standard with weekends featuring new Premium Live Events, far more content was added than is typical. However, things slowed down once the weekend ended. Monday was a standard day for new content,

WWE announced a new TV deal to bring SmackDown back to the USA Network “beginning October 2024.” WWE’s current deal for SmackDown on FOX began in October 2019, so October 2024 seemed like a logical endpoint for the 5 year contract.

I n a major development, WWE has secured a deal with the USA Network to keep Monday Night RAW on air until the end of 2024. The news comes as a relief to fans, as the promotion’

WWE broadcasting is set for plenty of changes that involve SmackDown and RAW. The Stamford-based company shook its roster up last week with the 2024 Draft.