WWE SmackDown Heads to Syfy: Your Guide to Watching Live
WWE’s flagship Friday night program, SmackDown, is temporarily relocating! For two weeks, starting February 13th, fans will find their weekly dose of wrestling action on Syfy, as USA Network adjusts its schedule to accommodate the Winter Olympics coverage. This isn’t the first time SmackDown has called Syfy home – the show aired on the channel from 2010 to 2016.
When and Where to Watch
The first episode of SmackDown on Syfy airs tonight, February 13th, at 8 p.m. ET, followed by a second episode on February 20th. The show will return to its regular home on USA Network on February 27th. But how can you catch all the action if you’ve cut the cord?
Livestreaming Options: Sling TV is Your Best Bet
If you don’t have a cable package that includes Syfy, don’t worry! Sling TV offers a convenient and affordable way to livestream SmackDown online. With Sling’s Orange & Blue plan, you’ll gain access to Syfy, along with over 50 other channels, including ESPN, Bravo, TNT, USA, and CNN.
Currently, Sling is running a fantastic promotion, offering up to 50% off its Orange & Blue plan. You can start your first month for as little as $34.99 (normally $69.99/month)! Considering Sling Blue alone costs $54.99, this is a deal you won’t want to miss. Check out Sling TV’s current offers here.
Why Choose Sling TV?
- Live Streaming: Watch SmackDown on Syfy live, without cable.
- Channel Variety: Access a wide range of channels beyond just wrestling.
- On-Demand Content: Enjoy hundreds of on-demand TV shows and movies.
- Multi-Device Streaming: Stream on up to three devices simultaneously – phone, tablet, computer, or smart TV.
What to Expect on SmackDown
Tonight’s SmackDown, broadcasting live from Dallas, features a highly anticipated match between Jade Cargill and Jordynne Grace for the WWE Women’s Championship. The WWE Women’s Tag Titles will also be on the line, and qualification matches will continue for the Elimination Chamber event, taking place on February 28th in Chicago. Expect fallout from the recent Royal Rumble to be a major talking point as well.
The February 20th episode, live from Amerant Bank Arena in Fort Lauderdale, will feature appearances from superstars like Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton.
Don’t Miss a Moment!
Don’t let the Olympics interrupt your WWE fix! Use Sling TV to livestream Friday Night SmackDown on Syfy for the next two weeks and continue enjoying the show when it returns to USA Network.
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