Peacock Is About to Censor Everything WWE has done!!!

As WWE transitions its gigantic content library from the WWE Network to Peacock you would imagine that some things might get lost in the shuffle. If Music Power 10 and Camp WWE happened to fall off the back of the truck I’m not sure anyone would mind.

But fans have been noticing that some scenes and moments from the franchise’s history have been edited out of the content that has made the transition.

So Peacock doesn’t have a pause button but it does have delete, good to know.

This includes moments that have shall we say straddled the line of controversy, by which I mean took one big hoofing step over the line turned back to us and winked.

Peacock has been quietly deleting some of these scenes including Roddy Piper doing half black-face against Bad News Brown at WrestleMania VI and Vince McMahon saying the ‘N’ word during Survivor Series 2005.

According to sources familiar with the situation the streaming service is reportedly reviewing all 17,000 hours of WWE content to make sure that it lines up with Peacock’s standards and practices. That poor quality control person, if you thought watching Raw weekly was bad this could basically be a new form of torture.

WWE is being made aware of any edits to its older programming, and according to Fightful the moments in question are still available to watch on the WWE Network.

If you could delete one WWE moment from history what would it be and why? Let us know in the comments.