WWE’s Netflix Raw Debut Set to Deliver WrestleMania-Level Entertainment

One Big Thing

WWE’s first Raw episode on Netflix (January 6) is being positioned as a WrestleMania-caliber event, according to WWE Director of Character Development Rob Fee.

Why It Matters

This historic shift to Netflix marks WWE’s first major streaming partnership, signaling a new era in wrestling broadcast distribution. The company is pulling out all stops to make the debut memorable.

Key Details

• WWE is loading the card with championship matches and high-profile encounters
• The event will stream live on Netflix, marking a first for both companies
• Location: To be held at the Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida

Confirmed Matches

• CM Punk vs. Seth Rollins
• Women’s World Championship: Rhea Ripley (c) vs. Liv Morgan
• Tribal Combat: Roman Reigns vs. Solo Sikoa

Direct Quote

“You guys should definitely try to go to that show. It’s gonna be WrestleMania-adjacent. You have to go. If there’s one show to go to, it’s this one.” – Rob Fee on Dead Meat podcast

By The Numbers

• First-ever WWE Raw episode on Netflix
• Three major championship matches scheduled
• Expected to reach Netflix’s 247+ million global subscribers

What’s Next

The success of this debut episode could set the tone for WWE’s streaming future and potentially reshape how wrestling content is distributed globally.

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