WWE Network Subscriber Count Surpasses 2 Million
During WWE's first quarter conference call on Monday, which they consider a huge success. WWE Network subscriptions, among other numbers, were released.
WWE Network subscriptions (both paid and free) saw a 9% jump over the day after WrestleMania 33, and ended at 1,808,000 paid, and 2,124,000 total. This marks the first time WWE has reported over 2 million subscribers on their service.
You can see the press release from WWE below
WWE® (NYSE: WWE) today announced that its digital streaming service, WWE Network, reached a record 2.12 million total subscribers following last night’s WrestleMania®.1 This is a 9% increase from April 3, 2017, the day after WrestleMania last year.
“We expect to deliver record subscriber levels, revenue and Adjusted OIBDA in 2018,” said George Barrios, WWE Co-President. “WWE Network’s continued growth along with our massive reach across traditional television as well as digital and social platforms, reaffirms the effectiveness of our global, multi-pla..