10 Bingeworthy Series To Watch On WWE Network
With hours of content on the WWE Network to help pass the time, it's time to Network and chill.
In the current global climate, it is very possible that you will have a lot of spare time on your hands in the coming weeks and months. You will be stuck indoors, growing tired of your loved ones and desperately seeking a way to escape from the petty arguments and avoid yet another game of Scrabble.
Luckily for wrestling fans with a subscription to the WWE Network, there is a colossal amount of content to get through to help pass the time. But with so much on offer, what should you choose to watch?
Network subscribers are spoilt for choice with access to thousands of hours of wrestling in the WWE library. You can literally choose from any pay-per-view WWE has ever produced. But for every WrestleMania X-Seven, there is a Capitol Punishment. For every classic ladder match, there is a ‘Kennel From Hell’ travesty.
An area where WWE have consistently thrived is in their documentaries. A number of well-produced and insightful documentary series are there to entertain you and help make the hours fly by. These, then, are the best ones to binge on.
10. WWE Story Time
‘Story Time’ is a light-hearted look at some of the most unbelievable and hilarious tales from life on the road as a professional wrestler. The stories are told by a cast of wrestling legends and current WWE stars and all brought to life in this animated series.
From the embarrassing to the downright bizarre, the tales of what wrestlers get up to in order to pass the time is sure to keep you entertained. A collection of infamous ‘ribs’ are told by the people who experienced them and are finally played out on screen in cartoon form.
The numerous tales of Jake Roberts’ snake, Damien, wreaking havoc backstage and stories of the legendary Andre The Giant help show a human side to these larger than life characters we are used to seeing perform on our screens.
The last episode aired in 2018 and it is unknown whether the series will return. If it does, it will unfortunately be without the late ‘Mean’ Gene Okerlund, who helped bring the stories to life with his colourful narration.