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[META] For those who weren't already aware: this subreddit does get hit with copyright removals on spoiler clips. WWE has been particularly aggressive about this for both weekly shows and PLEs sta...
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The original was posted on /r/squaredcircle by /u/gloomchen on 2026-08-18 18:43:45+00:00.

Original Title: [META] For those who weren't already aware: this subreddit does get hit with copyright removals on spoiler clips. WWE has been particularly aggressive about this for both weekly shows and PLEs starting about a month ago, but AEW also submits strikes for PPV clips.


We've been transparent about this when people have asked and posted the proof in comments, as well as the users who typically post spoiler-tagged clips during shows have mentioned that they received copyright claim warnings from Reddit. But for all the conspiracy theorists out there:

https://preview.redd.it/qhihfbnte6kh1.jpg?width=1654&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=159aa2722411ebc0034b43809a335a656787ca73

Starting July 18th, WWE started cracking down on copyright claims for any video clips from airing/just-aired shows uploaded directly to Reddit.

NOTE: if you link to clips from their YouTube channels or other sources, these don't get removed.

Also wanted to provide clarity that AEW typically doesn't come after the sub for copyright for Dynamite/Collision. However, ever since day 1, they have issued copyright removals for their PPV content if it's posted during or soon after.

https://preview.redd.it/2n0d5fvnf6kh1.jpg?width=1752&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0ae51f14c781784afe1ac066793549e7059ca477

Again, you can link to clips from their official channels and those posts should not be bothered.

If some smaller subreddits are sneaking under the radar with direct clip posts, don't link them here.

We have not seen copyright removals from any other wrestling companies not already mentioned in the recent past, but it's fair to note that at any time they may decide to copyright strike direct uploads of their content to Reddit.

Just wanted to also note: at any time if you have a concern about content removal, you can ask us in modmail. We don't discuss actions taken on users directly (bans/warnings/etc), but we're fine with explaining why posts may have been removed -- including the ones we didn't remove ourselves.

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