WWE could be in the process of developing some brand new programs for the WWE Network. The company is always releasing brand new shows and programs for subscribers of the network. For example, the first episode of the 2018 Mae Young Classic tournament will be premiering on the WWE Network later on this evening. However, WWE Network News has posted that WWE recently released a survey asking fans if they would be interested in watching any of the programs that were listed. According to those who received the survey, questions about interest in the NXT UK brand and the possibility of NXT going live each week were asked, but fans were also asked about possibly checking out any of the following potential future programs:
Recent WWE Network Survey Reveals Potential Show Concepts and Plans – Live Events, NXT UK, Legend Docs, and More https://t.co/dMjp9HJ5JZ
— WWE Network News (@WWENetworkChron) September 5, 2018
WWE Now Live! – A morning show adaptation of the current WWE Now series on YouTube.
History of FCW – Stories and tales about WWE’s former developmental territory, Florida Championship Wrestling and how the promotion later transitioned into what is now known as NXT.
Xavier’s Arcade Challenge – A show that will see SmackDown’s Xavier Woods visit various arcades around the country and challenge fans to gaming competitions.
Cheat Day with Becky Lynch – A special featuring Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair visiting their favorite breakfast eatery during their cheat day.
Fashion Police/Unsolved Mysteries – Tyler Breeze and Fandango investigating mysteries and incidents in WWE.
House Hardy: Halloween Special – Matt and Jeff Hardy star in a short-form WWE sitcom with the rest of the Hardy family.
As if that was not enough, the survey also asked fans to list other major wrestling promotions that they go out of their way to watch. Options listed included Impact Wrestling, Ring of Honor, New Japan Pro Wrestling, Lucha Underground, and Pro Wrestling Guerilla. Interestingly, there is no word on if WWE asked fans if they would be interested in watching content from promotions such as Insane Championship Wrestling or PROGRESS, which WWE has typically asked in past network surveys. None of these programs are confirmed to be coming to the network any time soon, but it could provide an interesting look into what may be added to the service in the weeks to come. Stay tuned for the latest updates on additions made to the WWE Network.