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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 4950738, member: 1969"]
Apparently NetFlix is in as many homes as cable in the states right now (75 million).  Seems hard to believe (or I may have misheard).   The two are trending in opposite directions given the age dynamics.

I'm in the age group that either streams all out or just minimal... I still don't.   I still find cable better for sports, and I just switch my cable providers every 2 years too keep my costs down.

[B]As an international customer (Canada) this actually works out good for me as I essentially will pay $2 for Netflix  [/B]In Canada, WWE Network is still the old platform that they kept running for International Customers after the switch to Peacock.   Its a little different than Peacock, in that you can watch it via online streaming or you can watch the dedicated channel it has on Cable TV..   The WWE Network "Channel" costs me $15 a month, so its more than a US wrestling fan.  Netflix would cost me $17 a month, but then I can drop the $15 service as well.    That being said if I didn't use the WWE Network (and PPV's), it certainly wouldn't be worth the $17 for me to buy Netflix, which I think is essentially the decision US costomers have to make

[B]I think the impact on American TV will be more complex and correct me if I am wrong could cost people money...[/B]you will need to stay on cable (for Smackdown), but also now add Netflix (in case you don't have it).   I know AEW doesn't think people outside of the age of 18-49 matter... but of course they do, and I think this does provide an opportunity for people that don't want to spend money for streaming.
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