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WWE NXT Content Moved Fully Off Peacock Onto YouTube
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WWE NXT content has officially been removed from Peacock and is now available on YouTube. As previously reported, WWE’s deal for the brand’s archives and PLEs on YouTube was set to expire this month, and it appears as if it is officially done.
Searching NXT on Peacock no longer brings up any content; the only WWE wrestling shows available are Smackdown and Saturday Night’s Main Event. Most of the content is officially on YouTube in the US, though it should be noted that much of the weekly show is not yet on the NXT YouTube channel.
As of this writing, weekly episodes of WWE NXT from June 2012 through May of 2021 is available. The first season of the reality competition era is also available.
NXT PLEs are available from NXT Arrival through NXT Heatwave 2025. WWE has been uploading episodes to the YouTube channel at a rapid at approximately one per day over the last several weeks. All episdes from the CW era (starting October 1st, 2024) are available at The CW’s site.
There is no word as of yet when the full archive will be available on YouTube, or even if it will be available there. As noted, it was announced earlier this month that NXT Stand & Deliver 2026 will stream live on YouTube.
Peacock remains the streaming home of Smackdown and Saturday Night’s Main Event.
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