It has been four years since the WWE Network launched in 2014, and the company has been constantly updating their catalog of content since then. Streaming Observer put out a report that the current amount of content is six-times the size that the service had when it originally launched. It went from just having 1,500 hours of content to over 10,000.
With the rise in content, the company has also seen an increase in subscribers. Check out how the Streaming Observer breaks down their growth:
Even in light of its disappointing start, the WWE Network kept expanding its international availability and adding more content. By early 2015, the all-wrestling streaming service finally hit its 1 million subscriber mark.
Today the WWE Network boasts well over 1.8 million subscribers in 186 countries and has increased the size of its streaming library to feature over 10,000 hours of content, sending WWE stock soaring.
There are plenty of interesting infographics in the full report, so check it out.
