Tonight, Netflix will take another step into live broadcasting by launching its coverage of WWE’s flagship programme, Raw. It is the first show of a decade-long agreement. This is a high-value deal, one reported to be worth $5billion (£4bn) by Deadline, a U.S. entertainment news outlet — but it came together rather easily.

WWE used to be a guilty pleasure, but the rest of the world is embracing it,' the reigning Women's World Champion says.

WWE's flagship program, "WWE Raw," airs live on Netflix for the first time ever this coming Monday. The $5 billion deal, which formally kicks off Jan. 6, represents a monumental shift for the wrestling giant and streaming service alike,

Nick Khan’s prediction becomes a reality on Monday night. The World Wrestling Entertainment executive said during earning calls in the past that he saw a day when Netflix would continue to evolve and enter into live programming,

WWE Raw makes its debut on Netflix with an action-packed premiere on January 6, 2025, featuring notable matches and segments. Highlights include Roman

Dwayne Johnson, known to wrestling fans as "The Rock," has seemingly confirmed that he will be on the Netflix premiere of WWE Monday Night Raw tomorrow.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson appeared to answer the one question pro wrestling fans have asked in the weeks leading up to WWE’s "Monday Night Raw" debut on Netflix. Johnson wrote in the caption of an Instagram post on Sunday that he will be at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood,

Two WWE Hall of Famers are scheduled to be at the WWE RAW on Netflix premiere on January 6th, while one is not set to be there. Plenty of major names, including John Cena, The Rock, Logan Paul, Cody Rhodes,