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Now, it seems like ESPN is increasing the prices for its services. The price change is set to take effect on the 17th of September. The new prices will see a $2 increase for monthly subscriptions. It will go from $29.99 to $31.99. The annual subscription will see a $20 increase, as the new price will be $319.99.

Here is the list of the new price changes.

  • ESPN Select Monthly: $13.99
  • ESPN Select Annual: $139.99
  • ESPN Unlimited Monthly: $31.99
  • ESPN Unlimited Annual: $319.99

More bad news for WWE fans as a former champion suffers an injury

This past Friday night, WWE taped another episode of the Main Event show. One of the matches of the show was a one-on-one match between Kit Wilson and Matt Cardona. During the match, Cardona seemingly injured himself.

About a couple of days later, Cardona confirmed that he was indeed injured via a post on X. The former Intercontinental Champion mentioned that he tore his triceps and is unsure of his return.

“I wish my arm was this jacked. Unfortunately, it’s just swollen because I tore my tricep in a match on Friday night. (I still went to the gym today and did legs) I’ll keep you updated. I’M NOT FINISHED,” Matt Cardona tweeted.

Prior to his injury, on SmackDown a couple of weeks ago, Cardona had suffered a loss to Gunther in a singles match.

We at Sportskeeda will keep you updated as soon as we receive an update on Cardona’s injury.