“Netflix and chi… wrestle?” Rhea Ripley, Cody Rhodes, and more react to WWE Raw moving to Netflix in 2025

Top stars like Rhea Ripley, Cody Rhodes, and Becky Lynch couldn't contain their excitement as WWE Raw moves to Netflix next year.


“Netflix and chi… wrestle?” Rhea Ripley, Cody Rhodes, and more react to WWE Raw moving to Netflix in 2025

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WWE has made some astonishing announcements these past few days that will change the business forever. First, The Rock joined the TKO Board of Directors and rang the opening bell of the NYSE, and now WWE Raw is moving to Netflix next year.

The announcement will be one of the most crucial in recent times, as WWE has inked a staggering $5 billion+ deal with the major streaming platform, securing exclusive rights for the next 10 years. Starting January 2025, Raw becomes exclusively available on Netflix in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Latin America, with plans to expand globally.

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Netflix will also become the home for all WWE shows and specials outside the U.S. as they become available, inclusive of Raw and WWE’s other weekly shows, SmackDown and NXT. Not only that, but the company’s Premium Live Events, including WrestleMania, SummerSlam, and Royal Rumble too.

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In more updates, as per CNBC, the matches will be scripted around the commercial break to satisfy ad-free customers. They will be able to enjoy the full match from the live matches. In conclusion, this move will certainly turn out to be beneficial for the company in the future.

Several top WWE superstars react to the news of WWE Raw moving to Netflix next year on social media

It looks like the WWE superstars are as excited and happy as the WWE fans after hearing the announcement of WWE Raw moving to Netflix in January 2025. Several superstars couldn’t contain their excitement and shared how they felt on social media.

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While Rhea Ripley took to X and rephrased the popular slang among the fans and said now people watch wrestling on Netflix, The American Nightmare Cody Rhodes referred to the deal as outstanding.

SmackDown superstar Mia Yim shared a post and said she might act in the Netflix K-Drama series Glory 2. While Pet McAfee revealed that he will be doing a podcast with Nick Khan to discuss this announcement more, Raw star Xavier Woods sent a special request to have the popular movie La Femme Nikita on right after their show.

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