WWE Raw’s Netflix Move: Triple H Hints at Production Changes

One big thing: WWE Raw’s move to Netflix could bring production changes

WWE’s Chief Content Officer, Paul “Triple H” Levesque, addressed potential production changes for Raw as it prepares to move to Netflix in January 2025.

The details:

• WWE Raw will begin streaming on Netflix in January 2025 as part of a 10-year, $5 billion deal.
• Netflix has the option to opt out after 5 years or extend for an additional 10 years.
• Triple H emphasized WWE’s “turnkey” production capabilities, distinguishing it from other sports content on streaming platforms.

Key quote:

“We do everything we do and then we just deliver the product; they turn on the signal, we deliver it out. I think it’s one of the key ‘wonderful’ things about WWE, that not everybody is in that place,” Triple H said at the “Bad Blood Press Conference.

Why it matters:

This move represents a significant shift in WWE’s distribution strategy, potentially expanding its global reach and altering how fans consume wrestling content.

Looking ahead:

• Triple H hinted at enhancing the WWE product on Netflix, saying it would be “with the volume turned up.”
• The CCO expressed excitement about the viewership expansion opportunity, noting that WWE content will reach 80% of the globe starting January 6.
• While specific changes weren’t detailed, Triple H assured fans that extensive work is being done to prepare for the transition.

The bottom line:

While maintaining WWE’s core production values, the Netflix partnership opens doors for potential enhancements and a broader global audience for Raw.

What changes do you hope to see when Raw moves to Netflix? Share your thoughts in the comments below!