WWE Hall of Famer Madusa divulged to her followers on X.com over the weekend that she prioritized watching WrestleMania 42 over everything else happening while at sea on the Creed cruise. However, what most fans noticed was that the photograph shard clearly showed her watching an illegal stream, instantly sparking a wave of reactions, including shock, amusement, and playful teasing. Some predicted the retired legend would quickly delete the photo once it was pointed out that it was an unofficial source. Still, as of writing, it remains, suggesting she doesn’t care about any potential backlash.
The history of WWE piracy dates back to the expensive pay-per-view era of the 1980s and 1990s, when fans turned to bootleg tapes and illegal cable boxes. With the rise of the internet, peer-to-peer sites made downloading shows common in the 2000s. The 2014 launch of the WWE Network would significantly reduce piracy. Yet it never fully disappeared, and subsequently, the move to multiple modern platforms like Peacock and Netflix, combined with ESPN’s high costs, has kept unauthorized streams alive.
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