WWE RAW Moving To Netflix In 2025

WWE RAW is moving to Netflix in 2025! The longest running episodic show in television history will be moving to the streaming platform in January 2025. According to CNBC, the deal is for ten years and $5 billion.

The announcement which was made this morning will be Netflix's biggest step into live entertainment. The Instagram post making the announcement said the show will air every week all year. This completes WWE's contract negotiations for their three television shows.

Late last year it was announced that their developmental show, NXT would move from USA Network to the CW Network. Friday Night Smackdown show will be moving from FOX Network back to USA Network. The final piece of the puzzle was announced this morning with WWE RAW moving to Netflix.

This will be the third home of WWE's flagship show.

WWE Monday Night RAW premiered on the USA Network in 1993 until September of 2000. In September of 2000 they moved to TNN (later renamed Spike TV) until July of 2012 when they moved back to the USA Network. USA is where the show will live until next January.

It has been rumored for sometime that streaming was an option for the new home of WWE RAW, with Amazon Prime being the name that most people heard when that was rumored to be happening until this morning's announcement.

It's been rumored for some time now that Netflix was wanting to get involved in the live entertainment world and this announcement was a great way to kick it off. Check out WWE's official announcement on WWE.com.

We're about to see more content move over to streaming sites!