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WWE, Sony India Bringing WWE Network to SonyLIV | Technology News

WWE, Sony India Bringing WWE Network to SonyLIV WWE and Sony Pictures Networks India have renewed their partnership for another five years. That means WWE Raw, WWE SmackDown, WWE NXT, and WWE specials will stay on Sony’s bouquet of TV channels in the Indian subcontinent. The new deal grants SonyLIV rights access to WWE Network.

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