One Big Thing
Triple H expressed confidence in Netflix’s streaming capabilities for WWE RAW, despite recent platform issues during high-profile live events.
Why It Matters
WWE’s move to Netflix in January 2025 marks a historic shift in wrestling broadcasting, with RAW’s success depending heavily on reliable streaming performance.
By the Numbers
- WWE’s Netflix deal is worth $5 billion over 10 years
- RAW averages 1.5 million viewers per episode on USA Network
- Netflix reaches over 247 million subscribers globally
Key Details
- Triple H addressed streaming concerns on Greg and The Morning Buzz
- He suggested massive viewership would justify potential buffering issues
- Netflix faced criticism for streaming problems during the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson event
- The platform has promised improvements before RAW’s 2025 debut
Direct Quote
“If our first night buffers and they come and say it was 60-70 million households watching, I’ll be good with the buffering,” – Triple H
What’s Next
Netflix has until January 2025 to enhance its live streaming infrastructure for WWE RAW’s debut. The platform must prove it can handle consistent weekly live programming, a new challenge for the streaming service.
The Bottom Line
While Triple H remains optimistic, Netflix faces significant pressure to deliver seamless streaming for one of wrestling’s flagship shows. The success of this partnership could reshape how live wrestling content is distributed globally.
What do you think about WWE’s move to Netflix? Will the streaming platform be ready for weekly live wrestling in 2025? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
