Impact Wrestling’s “Impact Plus” streaming service details

By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet)

Impact Wrestling released the following statement regarding the new Impact Plus streaming service via ImpactWrestling.com.

Last night’s Rebellion pay-per-view was historic for many reasons. Brian Cage defeated Johnny Impact to become the new IMPACT World Champion, LAX and the Lucha Bros tore the house down in Full Metal Mayhem, and on top of that, we announced that on May 1st, Global Wrestling Network becomes IMPACT Plus!

This isn’t just a name change. We are introducing enhanced functionality that makes the app faster and easier to use with more content than ever before, including original series with your favorite IMPACT Wrestling stars that you’ll only see on Plus.

And that’s not all. You told us that you wanted our exclusive monthly specials to be live, and beginning in May, we will be presenting a live special each and every month, included with your Plus subscription!

IMPACT Plus will continue to feature:

Past episodes of IMPACT! (dating back to 2004)
Every IMPACT pay-per-view in history, from the first Asylum show to Homecoming
Premier content from more than 15 top independent partner promotions
I’m a current subscriber. What do I need to do to use IMPACT Plus?

Nothing! On May 1st, your subscription will automatically be migrated over from GWN to IMPACT Plus. You should experience no interruption in service, and your monthly subscription will remain exactly the same.

To ensure security, depending on the platform you originally used to subscribe to GWN, you may be prompted to re-add your method of payment.

IMPACT Plus will be available on:

iOS
Android
Apple TV
Android TV
Roku
Amazon Fire TV
Chromecast
and at plus.impactwrestling.com

Thank you for your support of the Global Wrestling Network. We can’t wait to make your experience even better, and are excited to have you on board as we make the evolution into IMPACT Plus!

Powell’s POV: Impact announced the launch of Impact Plus during Sunday’s Rebellion pay-per-view. It’s a rebranded and revamped version of the Global Wrestling Network app. It’s unclear whether the actual pay-per-view events will be available live on the app or if the company intends to run separate monthly specials exclusively for the streaming service. The switch is logical in that the Global Wrestling Network name dates back to the Global Force Wrestling name, and the GWN app didn’t seem to have much traction.

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