WWE will start 2025 with a bang with Monday Night Raw moving to Netflix in a move expected to help the wrestling company continue to grow.

WWE President Nick Khan clarified Tuesday that Monday Night Raw's impending move to Netflix will not result in a major change to the content of the

Sorry, die-hard wrestling fans, but WWE Raw isn’t going back to the grunge and hard-hitting extremes of the Attitude Era. The flagship WWE series is headed to a new home on Netflix on Monday, Jan. 6,

WWE is switching over to Netflix from January 2025, and for UK fans that’ll be from the get-go on New Year’s Day. The official move is the January 6 episode of Monday Night Raw (for US fans, that’s the only show heading to Netflix right now) – for us Brits, it’s a real game changer.

WWE is set to premiere on Netflix in January 2025 when WWE Raw moves to the platform. In theory, Netflix allows WWE to do edgier content as there are less restrictions compared to cable television. Nick Khan says WWE won't change the way they do programming.

Roman Reigns addresses potential changes coming with WWE’s transition to Netflix. On January 6, WWE Raw will officially move away from cable television and on to Netflix, where censorship will not be an issue.

After decades on USA Network, WWE Monday Night Raw is headed to a new home on January 6 on Netflix. On January 6, 2025, the new partnership between the wrestling promotion and streaming service will kick things off in Los Angeles at the Intuit Dome.

Netflix and WWE execs confirmed that WWE Raw won't be going extreme, and addressed streaming concerns and where things stand with Peacock.

Nick Khan comments on WWE’s relationship with Peacock weeks before their Netflix deal officially begins. WWE RAW will premiere on Netflix in January. The deal will see Netflix become the home for WWE’s programming for international viewers.