All superstars advertised for WWE RAW's Netflix debut

Top stars are being advertised for WWE RAW

Netflix and WWE recently announced that the brand-new Intuit Dome in Los Angeles will host Monday Night RAW’s live premiere on Netflix on Monday, January 6.

WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque and Travis Scott announced from the stage of his sold-out ComplexCon event in Las Vegas on November 17.

The big news is that Travis Scott will be at the Netflix launch on January 6. He also disclosed that his new music would serve as the official Monday Night Raw theme tune.

WWE is the most recent addition to Netflix’s live-streaming sports lineup. Following the huge boxing event on Nov. 15 that drew 60 million viewers and caused streaming difficulties. Netflix will broadcast two Christmas Day NFL games. The Chiefs vs Steelers & the Ravens vs. Texans, with Beyoncé slated to sing during the latter’s halftime on December 25.

But, let’s not get off the topic, with Travis Scott coming to WWE RAW let’s look at all the top WWE stars being advertised for WWE RAW’s Netflix debut.

WWE superstars advertised for 01/06 edition of WWE RAW

• John Cena
• The Rock
• Roman Reigns
• Rhea Ripley
• Cody Rhodes
• Seth Rollins
• CM Punk
• Bianca Belair
• Drew McIntyre
• Jey Uso
• WYATT SICKS
• Liv Morgan
• Logan Paul
• GUNTHER
• Triple H

What will WWE RAW look like on Netflix?

Raw has been reclassified as a TV-14 show on Netflix, marking a departure from its PG status. This does not necessarily imply a full-fledged return to WWE’s classic programming, but more uncensored promos and tougher storylines are anticipated. That being said, The Attitude Era fans will be pleased with the news.

FOX and the USA Network on cable TV restricted The Rock’s promotional videos earlier this year. Triple H confirms that such things will not happen on Netflix.

Tickets for the first-ever Raw on Netflix will go on sale this Friday at 1 PM Eastern Time through Ticketmaster, and the episode is expected to have a premium live event vibe with many luminaries on board.

Netflix just had a blockbuster night with Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul, attracting 60 million people. However, globally fans noticed technical difficulties owing to frequent buffering and connectivity issues during the bout.

As a result, WWE fans are concerned about the same concerns while viewing Raw on Netflix. According to Fightful Select, the worldwide OTT platform has promised WWE that any flaws that exist will not continue until WWE programming arrives in January.

A WWE official went on to say, “If we were ever doing the type of traffic Mike Tyson and Jake Paul were doing, that would be a good problem to have.” So, it seems that WWE knows what they are doing.

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