Every Thursday or Friday night the WWE Network updates its schedule advertising new content set to air on the live stream in the coming week. It should be noted that like anything, schedules are tentative and air times, air dates, and programs are always subject to change. Additionally, this reflects only what is set to air on the Network stream and does not include content added directly to the video-on-demand service.

The WWE Network additions below do not reflect everything we’ll see on the WWE Network. At least, hopefully not. As always, we’ll have a RAW, Smackdown, and Main Event episode added from last month. But beyond that, we should see the newest classic content drop begin. Will it be Smackdown? RAW? Something unexpected? Who knows. But what else is coming throughout the week? Let’s take a look:

Monday – July 11th

RAW Pre-Show (7:30 PM EST)

“WWE Raw Pre-Show from WWE Studios in Stamford, CT. Scott Stanford, Corey Graves, and Booker T cover the events leading up to WWE Raw.”

Wednesday – July 13th

WWE NXT (8 PM EST)

“Finn Balor battles Shinsuke Nakamura for the first time ever in NXT!”

Cruiserweight Classic (9 PM EST)

“The premiere episode of the Cruiserweight Classic kicks off! Who will prove to be the best in the world?”

Friday – July 15th

WWE Superstars (3 PM EST)

“WWE Superstars features the best of the best in matches you’ll have to see to believe. You never know what to expect – so expect everything!”

Saturday – July 16th

This Week In WWE (3 PM EST)

“Get caught up on all the highlights from Raw and SmackDown with This Week in WWE.”

Closing Thoughts

This is starting to get out of hand. The WWE Network has content they are sitting on. Why aren’t we seeing any of it? We know if Ride Along episodes filmed. Excluding the Adam Rose episode, which at this point could probably be thrown up with no issues, other cars filmed include the Dudleys, the RAW commentary team, and Chris Jericho with Mark Henry. And that’s just what we know of.

Then for Legends with JBL we have interviews with Booker T, Jimmy Hart, The Outsiders, Bruno Sammartino, Madusa, Stan Hansen, and potentially others. And then we even have at least one or two episodes of Table For 3 we’re sitting on including one with Afa, Sika, and Haku. So how can we be sitting on all of this content and see nothing? It is absurd. The Cruiserweight Classic is great, and I can’t wait for it, but plenty of subscribers aren’t looking for even more in-ring action. A balanced Network is about having the best of all worlds. And for whatever reason, the WWE Network is taking a lazier approach.

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