Can the WWE Fastlane pay-per-view be seen without the WWE Network?
On Sunday night, the WWE Fastlane pay-per-view will take place from the Bradley Center in Milwaukee, WI. It’s the last major event before WrestleMania 33. This will see RAW Superstars compete for titles and bragging rights before the biggest show of the year.
Bayley and Charlotte will compete for the RAW Women’s Championship at Fastlane. It’s their latest matchup, as they have feuded since December. However, unlike the Royal Rumble, it’s Bayley walking into the show as the champion; she won the belt on an episode of RAW in February. Can she hold off the Nature Girl’s PPV streak from continuing?
Braun Strowman and Roman Reigns will collide in one of the top nontitle matches at Fastlane. Their rivalry stems from Strowman costing Reigns the Universal Championship at the Royal Rumble. It could be a big match for the two of them, as they are likely heading into WrestleMania 33 as big-time players on the card. Who will walk out a winner?
Another match to keep an eye on is Neville vs. Jack Gallagher for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship. This has been the top feud on 205 Live for the past month, featuring the two most popular cruiserweights of the roster. Will Gallagher walk into WrestleMania 33 as champion?
A question with watching WWE shows may include if you can watch the show without their streaming service — the WWE Network. It’s always hyped up as the one way to watch any Sunday night show the company puts on. However, this is not the case. WWE’s Fastlane event can be seen without the WWE Network. It can be ordered on PPV through your local cable provider. However, prices may vary.
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