WWE programming has already undergone changes. Last Friday, SmackDown returned to the USA Network after a five-year run on FOX. Starting on Tuesday, Oct. 1, NXT will be leaving USA and heading to CW.

WWE has six weekly shows and three major brands. The top three brands are RAW, SmackDown, and NXT. In addition to those three shows, Speed, Main Event, and Level Up also air each week.

WWE is reportedly making a significant change to SmackDown after RAW leaves the USA Network. Recently, FOX has ended its partnership with WWE, where it served as SmackDown’s broadcast partner since 2019.

Discover the latest updates on WWE's streaming agreement with Hulu, including the transition of Raw and SmackDown to new networks and platforms, as well as the implications for WWE's future on streaming services.

Preying on the attention span of the fanbase, WWE has gotten a little wild with the amount of commercial breaks they spam into each broadcast. And New Wrestling recently dove into the conversation in a discussion based off this short.

A new report provides an update on WWE‘s programming on Peacock. WWE shows are on the move, as SmackDown has moved to USA Network, while NXT will premiere on The CW Network on October 1. Steven Muelhausen of The Takedown on SI reports that,