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DirecTV not airing WrestleMania 33 on pay-per-view

For the third year in a row, one of the largest pay-per-view providers in the United States, DirecTV, is not offering WrestleMania 33 on traditional pay-per-view.

DirecTV severed all ties with WWE in April 2014 following the introduction of the WWE Network. WrestleMania XXX from New Orleans was the last pay-per-view that DirecTV aired.

The company, now owned by AT&T and based in El Segundo, California, was the second broadcaster to drop WWE shows after DISH Network pulled the plug first three years ago. DISH Network however made a u-turn and is now showing pay-per-views on event-by-event basis. DISH’s corporate communications office already confirmed with us that they will be airing WrestleMania 33 on pay-per-view for $59.99.

WrestleMania will be available for free for first-time subscribers to the WWE Network this year as well. To subscribe, simply go to http://w-o.it/wwentwrk.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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