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Can anyone tryout for WWE?
Athletes that possess the skills needed to uphold WWE’s world-class standards may be contacted to attend a future tryout, typically with four to six weeks’ notice. Domestic and international WWE tryouts take place throughout the year.
How do I contact WWE?
1 (833) 225-5993
WWE/Customer service
How can I write to WWE?
You can send a written letter through the mail at this address: Superstar Name C/O WWE, 1241 East Main Street, Stamford, CT 06902. WWE does not guarantee responses to your letters, but they will reach the Superstar. WWE recommends that you don’t send anything of value to be signed by the Superstar.
How can I talk to WWE Superstars online?
Send these messages to: [email protected]….To make it easier to route and share your feedback, please include the following in your email:
- Superstar Name.
- Subject / Short Summary.
- The message you want to share.
Is there going to be a new WWE Network?
There will be no changes to the international version of WWE Network, which will continue operating as it does today. The WWE Network deal is separate from WWE’s big-money TV contracts with NBCUniversal (for Monday Night Raw and NXT) and Fox, which airs SmackDown Live on Friday nights.
How do I sign in to the WWE Network app?
If you are not currently signed in, you will be prompted to sign in when you click on any WWE Network link. You can also sign in by selecting Sign In from the app menu. Once your account has been verified, you will be taken to the home screen and can select the programming from WWE Network that you want to watch.
What is the best way to watch WWE Network?
WWE Network is a 24/7 always on network with scheduled programming throughout the day. Go to WWE.com and click the WWE Network logo in the upper right to access WWE Network and sign in with your WWE.com account. To watch the programming you can access it through the home page or you can go to Schedule from the navigation bar.
Is the WWE Network shutting down in the US?
The US version of the WWE Network app will be shut down as part of the deal, which The Wall Street Journal is putting at over $1 billion.