BREAKING: WWE makes massive announcement ahead of SummerSlam

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“SiriusXM and WWE have announced the launch of WWE Radio, the new official audio home of WWE, starting Monday, July 27!”

This new channel will replace Pro Wrestling Nation 24/7, which launched back in 2025 under SiriusXM. The channel had first made its debut in 2014 under the Fight Nation (channel 156) name.

The official press release on the promotion’s official website gave more details on this development. The press release mentions that WWE Radio will provide live play-by-play audio coverage of all of the promotion’s biggest PLEs and also feature select audio simulcasts of weekly flagship television programming.

It also mentions that the first live event broadcast on this channel will be the two-night SummerSlam event on August 1 and 2 with Vic Joseph and Hall of Famer Booker T calling the action for listeners.

Additionally, shows like Busted Open, Cheap Heat Live, Notsam Wrestling Live, and Off The Ropes will still be part of the lineup on the channel. Podcasts such as What Do You Wanna Talk About? With Cody Rhodes and Six Feet Under with The Undertaker will also air on this feed.

WWE has been making big moves in digital media

WWE has been making big moves in digital media in recent years, expanding their reach. In 2025, they signed a 10-year deal with streaming giant Netflix to stream RAW in the US.

The deal also sees other shows and PLEs stream globally on Netflix. The partnership is valued at $500 million per year.

Following this, the Stamford-based promotion also reached a five-year, $1.6 billion agreement with ESPN to make the platform the exclusive domestic home for its PLEs.

These moves continue to position WWE as the leading promotion in sports entertainment.