Mandy Rose Weighs In: WWE’s Netflix Deal and Potential Rating Changes

One Big Thing

Former WWE star Mandy Rose (Amanda Saccomanno) shared her thoughts on WWE’s recent developments, including the landmark Netflix deal and rumors about a potential rating change.

Key Points

• Rose acknowledges Netflix deal’s significance for WWE’s future
• Addresses speculation about WWE’s content rating changes
• Comments on Tiffany Stratton using her former WWE slogan
• Notes John Cena’s planned 2025 farewell tour

Direct Quotes

“Netflix obviously is huge and we’ve all – I think we all are subscribed to Netflix,” Saccomanno said on her Power Alphas Podcast.

On content rating changes: “Someone said they will not be moving to, you know, Attitude Era type things… I think there might be some things they could get away with more than they could have on USA.”

Why It Matters

WWE’s $5 billion Netflix deal marks a major shift in wrestling content distribution. Rose’s insights as a former WWE star provide valuable perspective on the company’s evolution since her departure.

By the Numbers

• Netflix deal value: $5 billion
• Deal duration: 10 years
• Raw moving to Netflix: January 2025

Looking Ahead

Rose suggests WWE will maintain its current content approach despite the platform change, with minor adjustments possible under Netflix’s content guidelines.

What do you think about WWE’s move to Netflix? Will the potential content changes affect your viewing experience? Share your thoughts in the comments below.