‘Changing Lives’ – Netflix Surprises WWE Fans With Unexpected Surprise With $5 Billion Deal Launch

WWE has launched on Netflix and some fans are already over the moon.

After more than 30 years on linear television, Monday Night Raw on January 6 marks WWE’s first major show on the streaming platform. With great things expected.

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John Cena is confirmed As part of Megashow, while active Rumor factory Legends from Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and The Undertaker to Cold Steve Austin and Shawn Michaels are part of the action.

There will also be some mammoth matches, as CM Punk and Seth Rollins Finally, after some great verbal matches in recent weeks, keep it up as Rhea Ripley challenges Liv Morgan for the Women’s World Championship.

WWE is making its first Raw on Netflix WrestleMania-level event – Considering the deal to bring its content to the platform is hardly surprising, it’s said to be worth an impressive $5 billion.

Wrestling fans still have a few days to immerse themselves in live wrestling action in the WWE’s new home, but some die-hards are already kicking off their boots as Netflix kicks off in 2025 with a slew of wrestling content set to be released on The application form is ready, fill it.

Viewers were recently horrified by the idea that they were so popular The content archive disappears With the demise of the WWE Network – the company’s own in-house streaming service that featured an extensive library of acts from across the decades and the world, from WWE and beyond.

The WWE Network has shut down On the eve of the new year, but it seems that at least some of the fears that a small part of the archive is missing from Netflix may be unfounded with the new segment of the WWE on the surprisingly rich platform. presentation

Fans are already ready and waiting for a host of WWE pay-per-view events, from every WrestleMania and SummerSlam, to the more special offerings of Rebellion and Insurrextion – UK-only events from the 1990s and 2000s.

There’s also currently more than a little Raw, SmackDown, and NXT content in the respective Vaults for each show going back to 1993 — with more to come.

“Netflix adds new content/episodes to the RAW Box every month.” pointed out The X WrestleOps wrestling account for SmackDown and NXT Vaults is the same internationally.

“Not all episodes are uploaded right now because the idea is for people to pay for new content.”

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Many subscribers are already happy with what’s on offer, one going so far as to say on social media: “Honestly the first day of the changeover was golden. With the snap of their fingers, they can seamlessly host live events around the world.”

Another praised: WWE Great stuff. Hope you add WCW and other archive stuff in the future.”

WWE fans outside of the US are currently better off than their American counterparts. In the US, only Raw and its archives are shown on Netflix due to existing streaming and contractual agreements, but viewers in Canada and the UK are loving life.

Additionally, some have excitedly noticed what they claim is a brand new subtitle feature, titled ‘Everything including input music’ is now captioned for viewers. One delighted fan added: “Oh this is going to be life changing! I watch everything with subtitles because I can’t hear…!

One fan watching in Canada muttered, “The selections in Canada on Netflix are so much better than WWE Network on Demand right now,” while another fan in the US lamented, “Wish all the content “We had it on Netflix in the US.”

After Monday’s Raw, UK fans can watch all of WWE’s programming on Netflix, and SmackDown is set to air on YouTube this Friday.