WWE is taking full control of SiriusXM’s wrestling channel. WWE Radio launches Monday, July 27 on channel 156, replacing Pro Wrestling Nation 24/7 as the satellite provider’s dedicated wrestling destination.
The switch converts what had been a multi-promotion channel into WWE’s official audio home. Pro Wrestling Nation 24/7 launched on that same channel just over a year ago in July 2025, itself replacing the combat sports channel SiriusXM Fight Nation. The new branding formalizes what the programming had already drifted toward.
WWE Radio will carry live play-by-play audio of WWE’s Premium Live Events, including WrestleMania, SummerSlam, Royal Rumble and Survivor Series. Select audio simulcasts of weekly flagship television will also air on the channel.
The first live broadcast lands on SummerSlam weekend. SiriusXM will produce WWE Radio’s coverage on-site from Minneapolis across both nights, Saturday, August 1 and Sunday, August 2, with lead play-by-play announcer Vic Joseph joined by WWE Hall of Famer Booker T.
We’re excited to bring the WWE Universe closer to all of the in-ring action at WWE’s biggest events on SiriusXM, beginning with wall-to-wall coverage of SummerSlam in Minnesota,” Booker T said.
What Stays And What Changes
The existing show lineup survives the rebrand largely intact. Busted Open remains the anchor, running 9 a.m. to noon ET daily with Dave LaGreca alongside Bully Ray, Mark Henry and Nic Nemeth. Busted Open After Dark continues five nights a week.
Notsam Wrestling Live with Sam Roberts, Cheap Heat Live with Peter Rosenberg, The Hart Beat with Natalya, and Off the Ropes with Raj Dhesi, Mark Henry and Tommy Dreamer all carry over.
The addition is a block of WWE podcasts produced in partnership with Fanatics, airing daily at 4 p.m. ET: What Do You Want to Talk About? with Cody Rhodes, Six Feet Under with The Undertaker, What’s Your Story? with Stephanie McMahon, and WWE Now, Raw Recap with Sam Roberts and Megan Morant.
LaGreca, Bully Ray, Henry, Dreamer, Roberts and Rosenberg will host live from the Minneapolis Convention Center in the days before SummerSlam, taking fan calls and interviewing WWE talent.
The WWE Universe is always looking for new ways to engage with WWE, and our partnership with SiriusXM will deliver exclusive access, original programming and live event coverage that brings fans closer to the action wherever they are,” said Alex Varga, Executive Vice President, WWE.
WWE Radio is available nationwide on SiriusXM channel 156 and through the SiriusXM app.
