10 Reasons You Should Resubscribe To WWE Network
Relive the Monday Night War all over again.
If the earliest adopter of the WWE Network and adapter to WWE's digital-over-analog future plans, this week is the time when your initial six-month subscription will lapse. If feeling a bit less-than-generous and unwilling to pony up the $9.99, consider the following. In the past six months you've seen Brock Lesnar break The Undertaker's win streak at Wrestlemania, screamed "YES!" on the top of your lungs, watched Sami Zayn and Tyson Kidd or Charlotte and Natalya have surefire "match of the year" candidates in NXT, saw Pat Patterson come out of the closet, saw the debut of "Alberto Barista" on Slam City, got to watch CM Punk's Best In The World documentary, saw the debut of Sabu on ECW TV, Ric Flair being involved in the start of the feud in World Class between the Fabulous Freebirds and the Von Erich family, and so much more. Ideally, the WWE Network will be the great repository for all things pro wrestling in a viewable database format. While yes, many pieces of that all-inclusive vision are not present yet, they certainly will be sooner rather than later, and tossing in the towel on WWE so soon is highly ill advised. Here are ten things to look forward to when considering re-subcribing to the WWE Network. It's a diverse and varied mix, not unlike the best of the history of professional wrestling.