WWE is just days away from coming to Netflix. After a multi-million dollar deal, the successful American wrestling company is all set to join the popular streaming platform, but before that it has unveiled the new logo for its Raw brand.
With just a couple of weeks to go before the big premiere of Monday Night RAW on Netflix, more details are coming in about a deal that was signed last year.
WWE and Netflix unveil new logo for Raw
WWE and the streaming platform have officially unveiled the new logo for the red brand, as the show prepares for its long-awaited move to Netflix
The professional wrestling company plans to break the mold at its debut on January 6, with the intention of presenting a “mini WrestleMania” type event, according to several media reports. A great card is expected at the level of a PLE, with many surprises.
WWE’s chief content officer, Triple H, shared a video to excite fans about this new era in the American company: “Welcome to WWE Raw on Netflix.”
The video generated excitement as it reviewed RAW’s historic track record, before ending with the reveal of the new logo. Incidentally, a full house is expected at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, the home of the Los Angeles Clippers. More than 11,000 tickets have been sold, with just under 2,000 remaining for a full house.
Will WWE programming on Netflix change from TV PG to TV 14?
Professional wrestling insiders such as WWE craved a change in the program’s rating, to see more explicit things, but this will not happen. WWE’s president confirmed in a press conference that the company will remain family-friendly.
The current lineup for WWE’s first event on Netflix on January 6, 2025 is as follows:
- Roman Reigns vs Solo Sikoa
- Seth Rollins vs CM Punk
- Liv Morgan (c) vs Rhea Ripley, Women’s World Championship
- For his part, John Cena is expected to make his return and according to some media reports The Rock could make an appearance in an episode of WWE that promises to be historic. In addition, it would be the presentation of the successful Mexican wrestler Pentagon Jr, also known as Penta Zero Miedo or Penta El Zero M as the new acquisition of the WWE.