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New data released by WWE’s Corporate website this week reveals that the 2014’s WWE Survivor Series pay-per-view which featured Team Cena vs. Team Authority and Sting’s return to WWE drew around 100,000 buys on traditional pay-per-view.
These buys were during the WWE Network’s free month of November. It is to be noted that 100,000 fans still paid normal pay-per-view prices when they could have got this for absolutely free.
Comparatively, 2013 Survivor Series drew 179,000 buys before the WWE Network launched. Also, the 2012 Survivor Series pay-per-view drew 208,000 buys and the 2011 Survivor Series drew 281,000 respectively.
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