How to Watch WWE Live and for Free

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If you're a WWE fan and want to watch Raw, SmackDown, NXT, and the big Pay-Per-Views without paying anything—or almost anything—there are some great options. Check out the list below with the best apps and platforms to watch WWE live and for free (or with a free trial):

1. Official WWE YouTube Channel
WWE's official YouTube channel regularly streams free content, including highlights, exclusive shows, and occasionally live broadcasts. It's worth subscribing and turning on notifications.
🔗youtube.com/@WWE

2. Peacock (Free Trial)
The official home of WWE in the USA. It broadcasts all events live, including WrestleMania, Royal Rumble, and SummerSlam. New users can take advantage of the free trial period to watch full events without paying.
🔗 peacocktv.com

3. Netflix
RAW content is streamed live on Netflix weekly. If you already have a subscription, you don't need to pay anything extra. It's the most convenient option for existing subscribers.
🔗netflix.com

4. Star+ / Disney+ (Free Trial)
Best option for Brazilian audiences. Broadcasts WWE events with subtitles and commentary in Portuguese. New subscribers get access to a free trial period.
🔗 disneyplus.com/

5. WrestlingNV
Brazilian platform focused on wrestling. Broadcasts weekly shows from WWE, AEW, and other promotions. Offers a free plan and a premium option.
🔗 wrestlingnv.com

6. Watch Wrestling
A website that brings together live streams and replays of WWE, SmackDown, NXT, and PPV shows. Accessible directly through your browser, no registration required.
🔗 watchwrestling.ae

7. FuboTV (Free Trial)
Live streaming platform with channels like USA Network and FOX, which broadcast RAW and SmackDown. Offers a free trial for new users.
🔗fubo.tv

8. Hulu + Live TV (Free Trial)
Includes access to USA Network and FOX, allowing you to watch RAW and SmackDown live. Episodes are also available immediately after airing.
🔗 hulu.com/live-tv

💡 Tip: Platforms like Peacock, FuboTV, Hulu, and Star+ require a credit card for the trial, but you can cancel before the end of the free period without being charged.

Written by Daniel

Updated on June 22, 2026