The NWA touts its new deal with the CW.
On Wednesday, the National Wrestling Alliance and Billy Corgan announced details about its streaming deal with The CW. Under the new partnership, multiple NWA programs will stream and air on-demand for free on the CW app and website in the United States.
Episodes of NWA Powerrr are currently available on the platform. This includes content from the ‘Return to Robarts’ tapings in Sarasota, Florida, and the NWA Paranoia event in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. NWA Hard Times 2024 will soon air in installments as part of future episodes of Powerrr.
In addition, a new unscripted (and currently untitled) series about “Corgan’s life, family, role as President of NWA, and his ‘day job’” will also debut on The CW later this year. This series is co-produced by Corgan’s Lightning One production company and Nacelle Company.
“The CW has made a big commitment to sports, and they have an incredible top-tier streaming platform. The network’s audience represents a very wide swath of American culture—which wrestling has always been a key part of. This partnership gives us the opportunity to reach that audience more readily,” Billy Corgan said in a press release issued to WrestleZone. “We’re excited to get the chance to show there are other voices in professional wrestling. With NWA, there’s honesty, integrity, and a different level of swagger, because it’s coming from the underground. It’s similar to rock ‘n’ roll in this respect. With The CW behind us, we’re pulling NWA into the light where fans can appreciate its authenticity.”
