WWE announces the launch of “WWE Now Down Under” content series
WWE has announced the launch of an original digital content series in Australia titled “WWE Now Down Under” in partnership with Australian telecommunications company, MATE.
According to the announcement, the new content series is tailored digital content across YouTube and Facebook, regional Instagram and Twitter channels, as well as WWE.com.
It was also stated int the announcement that Australian sports and TV presenter Samantha Riches, the series will run with nine weekly episodes with an Australian WWE focus, including news, exclusive interviews, and behind-the-scenes content with Australian WWE Superstars.
You can read the full announcement from WWE below:
WWE and MATE launch “WWE Now Down Under” content series
WWE has announced the launch of an original digital content series in Australia titled “WWE Now Down Under” in partnership with Australian telecommunications company, MATE.
“WWE Now Down Under” will include tailored digital content across YouTube and Facebook, regional Instagram and Twitter channels, as well as WWE.com. Raw Women’s Champion and Adelaide, Australia native Rhea Ripley appeared on the debut episode to discuss her recent WrestleMania success and much more.
Hosted by Australian sports and TV presenter Samantha Riches, the series will run with nine weekly episodes with an Australian WWE focus, including news, exclusive interviews, and behind-the-scenes content with Australian WWE Superstars.
“At MATE we love to associate ourselves with organizations that have passionate fans,” said MATE general manager, Mark Fazio.
“We believe that MATE customers love what we do and how we do it, so working with WWE and seeing the way they engage their fans is something we really resonate with,” Fazio said.
The series hopes to expand on the success of the WWE Now content platform, which has more than 200 million views across all platforms around the world.
WWE and @beourmate have launched #WWENow Down Under! 🇦🇺
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— WWE (@WWE) May 7, 2021