NWA Powerrr has a new home, and Billy Corgan is making it clear the company sees this as a big step forward.
Before dropping an official press release, the National Wrestling Alliance pushed the news through The Takedown on Sports Illustrated, revealing a new distribution partnership with Tubi. Under the deal, new episodes of NWA Powerrr will air every Thursday on the streaming service.
Billy Corgan, CEO and President of the National Wrestling Alliance, said the company is fired up about the move and pointed to Tubi’s reach as a major reason for the deal.
“To say we are thrilled is an understatement,” said Billy Corgan, CEO and President of the National Wrestling Alliance. “Tubi’s reach and presence in the digital sphere, especially with young fans, is unprecedented, and we’re looking forward to sharing our show and our great stars with you as we continue to rebuild this incredible promotion.”
A premiere date for NWA Powerrr on Tubi has not been announced yet. The show has bounced around a few platforms over the years, including YouTube and The CW app. As of May 2026, NWA Powerrr is also available on Comet.
The timing is also important for the company. NWA is building toward its 78th Anniversary Event on July 25 at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and a Tubi deal gives the promotion another platform to get fresh eyes on the product.
NWA has been trying to rebuild its identity in a crowded wrestling market, and landing weekly content on Tubi gives the company another chance to reach fans who may not be following the product on YouTube, The CW app, or Comet.
What do you think about NWA Powerrr airing new episodes on Tubi? Will this help the company reach more fans, or does NWA still have more work to do? Let us know what you think in the comments.