NWA Strikes Distribution Deal With Tubi, Bringing NWA Powerrr to Free Streaming Every Thursday

The National Wrestling Alliance has a new home for NWA Powerrr. The promotion has announced a distribution partnership with Tubi, the free ad-supported streaming service, with new episodes of NWA Powerrr set to drop on the platform every Thursday.

The NWA broke the news ahead of an official press release, getting the word out through Sports Illustrated’s The Takedown. NWA President Billy Corgan issued a statement in conjunction with the announcement, signaling the organization’s enthusiasm for the new deal.

The move is a significant one for the NWA. Tubi has grown rapidly into one of the most-used free streaming platforms in the United States, giving the storied promotion access to a much broader potential audience than it might reach through more niche wrestling-specific channels. A consistent weekly Thursday slot also gives NWA Powerrr a reliable, appointment-viewing identity on the platform — something that can help build and retain a fanbase over time.

The NWA, one of the oldest brands in professional wrestling, has been working steadily under Corgan’s ownership to modernize its presentation while honoring its classic roots. Landing on Tubi fits that effort, putting the product in front of casual fans who may be browsing the service without specifically seeking out wrestling, while remaining free and accessible to the promotion’s existing audience.

With new episodes rolling out weekly starting on Thursdays, NWA Powerrr now has one of the more straightforward distribution setups in all of independent wrestling.