WWE to debut live show Raw on Netflix in major programming shift

thestar.com — December 4, 2024 at 09:02 PM UTC

WWE will debut its weekly live show "Raw" on Netflix next month, leaving the USA Network. This move targets Netflix's 283 million subscribers, compared to the USA Network's average of 688,000 viewers last year. The deal, worth over $5 billion, allows WWE to present content without restrictions on language or visuals. WWE has promoted this transition through various platforms, including a recent concert announcement. Netflix aims to expand its live event offerings, following a successful fight that attracted over 60 million viewers. The company plans to increase its focus on live sports and entertainment in the future.

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