Hi guys I'm Adam Wilb Warner from What Culture joined by Ben Roy

Turner from what culture here with some breaking news around the

W.W.E. Network, a Yahoo Sports just reporting that Peacock, or Peacock premium to be more precise is going to become the exclusive home of the

WWE network from March 18th all thanks to a multi-year deal announced on Monday.

Peacock premium by the way for 99 a month as opposed to the

WWE networks 999 a month but just huge breaking news that for over in

the States Ben Roy they're going to migrate basically all of the network over to this other video

on demand streaming service, basically.

Your initial reaction to this use? There's so many things that already think about because now I'm thinking I, because the W.A.U. Network was just, it was solely controlled by the W.E. Right.

So then I immediately go to like, is there anything problematic that they're going to want to start cutting out of certain sorts of raw and things like that now?

I don't know if the horrible the lesbians segment is on the double internet working

but just stuff like that already I go to the bad straight away because there's just

so much rampant weird stuff that D. B has on there but then also the heart it's

half in the price of what people are paying now and you're going to get, I imagine everything that's on peacock premium streaming anyway.

So it's surely going to shift however many subscribers are going over there. And I wonder if it's going to shift however many subscribers are going over there and I wonder if it's

going to be an automatic thing or at one point the walls just going to come down and say,

sorry, we're closed.

It's real, obviously, like you say, we are unsure as of recording what this means for

international viewers like you and I who subscribe to the WWE network just

for a bit of clarification in terms of numbers W. W. W. W.W.E. Network has 1.5 million subscribers.

Already, B. Cock, 25 million subscribers are on there.

And I suppose this is a lot aside from financial

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