WWE Moves Main Event from YouTube to Rumble, a "Conservative" Streaming Service

Posted By James Walsh on 09/24/26


BREAKING🚨 Holy yikes. Starting Oct. 14, WWE Main Event is leaving YouTube and joining Rumble, a video-sharing platform and cloud provider that is a favorite of conservative commentators like Dan Bongino, Steven Crowder and Andrew Tate, the journalist Glenn Greenwald, and gamer Dr. Disrespect.
Rumble is also where Dana White’s Power Slap competitions stream.
Rumble markets itself as being anti-cancel culture. It was founded in 2013 and went public as “Rumble Inc., The Neutral Video Platform” in 2021.

 

 




 

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