Are you keeping the WWE Network?

[Vegas]

With the initial 6 month subscriptions to the WWE Network set to expire later this month, are you planning on keeping the WWE Network?

Although I am not a fan of some of the recent stuff I see on RAW and Smackdown, didn't care much for last month's PPV, and think the WWE was absolutely stupid for releasing Shaun Ricker, I personally definitely plan on keeping my subscription to the WWE Network going.

For the price, I think it is worth the value. I enjoy watching NXT every week (although I would enjoy it more if they had actually used Ricker instead of releasing him) and all of the older material such as Saturday Night's Main Event, mid-late 80s through early 1990s NWA/WCW PPVs, some of the ECW and WCCW stuff I never got to previously see, and I also liked Legends House even though it has been discontinued at least for now.

Plus, after they said nonstop on RAW tonight it only costs $9.99 per month, it appears they are not raising the subscription rates as of now for the next 6 month subscriptions. I am guessing with the WWE Network set to expand internationally, they are first going to see how many new buy rates they generate and then consider again a possible subscription price increase.

[lucifer]

Definitely keeping it, well worth 10 bucks a month...maybe the WWE is hoping everyone who doesn';t need to pay for their discontinued magazine will instead use that money on the network...

[Deleted]

I never bought it. No plans to buy it.

[cruefan68]

I have it and I love it for the most part. The main problem I have with it is that I love the territory stuff and hardly any of that has shown up on the network. I am working my way through the WCCW shows but they have not added any new ones in like two or three months now. It is great that they added the Clash and SNME shows which I do plan on watching but I want some more WCCW and hopefully soon some AWA, Stampede, SMW, NWA, and even WWWF stuff. They have a massive library but most of the content is focused on the 90's and 2000's. All that aside the price is great and I will be keeping it.

[aceldamas]

Yes. For now...

I get the network for the old school stuff. But like cruefan68 said, they haven't been doing a very good job with adding more territories or content to the ones they have.

There was talk about adding advertising by/in 2015. If that is the case I will probably drop it. If they want to have ads during the live feed, fine, but I won't pay if there are ads on archive content. That's why I don't have Hulu.

[throwingtoasters]

Yes. It's great!