WWE’s ‘Main Event’ to Move From YouTube to Rumble (EXCLUSIVE)

The WWE series “Main Event” is heading to video platform Rumble, Variety has learned exclusively.

The weekly series has been airing on YouTube since the beginning of 2026. It will move to Rumble beginning Oct. 14, airing every Wednesday at 8 pm ET/5 pm PT. Episodes will be available at Rumble.com/WWE and connected mobile and TV apps as part of Rumble Sport’s lineup.

“Main Event” — which features WWE stars across its Raw, SmackDown and NXT brands — has been airing on YouTube since the beginning of 2026. It previously aired on

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“Serving a digital-first audience is a core focus for WWE, and Rumble has built an accessible platform that is committed to delivering premium sports and entertainment programming,” said Alex Varga, executive vice president at WWE.

“Main Event” originally launched on Ion Television 2012. It has since aired in platforms like Hulu, WWE Network, and Peacock before it moved to YouTube. The show features performers from across the Raw, SmackDown, and NXT brands and has previously featured stars like CM Punk, Roman Reigns, Charlotte Flair, Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes, and more.

“WWE Main Event will be a key pillar in Rumble’s expanding sports programming lineup.” said Claudio Ramolo, Rumble’s chief content officer. “WWE content has consistently ranked among the most-watched programming on television, top streaming platforms and social media for decades — a rare combination that resonates with both fans and advertisers alike. This partnership reflects Rumble’s ongoing commitment to bringing our users the very best in sports, entertainment and beyond.”

Rumble was founded in 2013. The company experienced a major boost in popularity in 2020 when it became a go-to platform for conservative figures who claimed they were being censored on other platforms. In recent years, Rumble has also moved into AI and infrastructure as well.