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WWE's Braun Strowman Renewed for Season 2 of Hit Show

1/16/2026

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Summary

Story summary

USA Network renewed Braun Strowman, a WWE wrestler and host, for a second season of Everything on the Menu after it became one of cable's highest-rated new shows.
The series premiered in October 2025.
The upcoming season will feature 12 episodes showcasing signature dishes from cities across America.
The series is produced by WWE and Bright North Studios, with executive producers from both organizations involved in its production.

History

Historical Context

WWE launched the WWE Network on February 24, 2014, transforming sports entertainment by providing on-demand content and attracting over 1 million subscribers by January 2015. This shift marked a significant change in how wrestling organizations engage audiences, as seen in the renewal of Braun Strowman's show, Everything on the Menu, reflecting WWE's strategy to diversify programming and enhance brand visibility.

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Story summary

USA Network renewed Braun Strowman, a WWE wrestler and host, for a second season of Everything on the Menu after it became one of cable's highest-rated new shows.
The series premiered in October 2025.
The upcoming season will feature 12 episodes showcasing signature dishes from cities across America.
The series is produced by WWE and Bright North Studios, with executive producers from both organizations involved in its production.

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