Update on Renee Young’s WWE Contract Status
As we reported several weeks ago, despite interest from ESPN, Renee Young has given WWE the impression she will remain with the company.
F4WOnline.com is reporting Young’s current WWE deal has 1 year left on it, and she will likely be re-signed by the company once it expires.
Paglino: As I said before, I hope WWE retains the talents of Renee Young, as I think her and Alex Riley are the two most promising “rookie” announcers in WWE.
Slam City Video Game
WWE has launched a new Slam City video game for children, and more details can be found at WWESlamCity.com.
Update for International WWE Network Users
WWE recently sent out the following WWE Network BETA information for international users:
Great news! WWE Network will soon be available internationally, and you’ve been selected to participate in the test program to provide us feedback. But you’ll have to hurry! This test program is limited to the first 2,000 respondents only.
You will get FREE access to all that WWE Network has to offer including:
Every WWE, WCW and ECW pay-per-view event
24/7 programming
More than 2,000 hours of on-demand content, uncut and uncensoredAnd much, much, more!
It’s simple and FREE. Click here to login with your WWE.com account. This will entitle you to free access to WWE Network through August 4.
For this test program, you can watch WWE Network from your computer, or download the WWE app on your Apple or Android mobile device.
By redeeming your free access to WWE Network you are participating in our test program for which you agree to complete an evaluation form to provide feedback on your experience with WWE Network before August 4th. This brief evaluation will take less than 10 minutes to complete.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
