Monday Night Raw Leaves Cable After 30 Years for Netflix
Summary
– Monday Night Raw leaves cable for Netflix after 30 years
– Seth Rollins hypes the historic January 6 premiere, live from the Intuit Dome
– Liv Morgan, Rhea Ripley, Roman Reigns, and CM Punk headline the stacked lineup
WWE’s Monday Night Raw is embarking on a historic shift as it leaves cable for the first time in three decades, moving to Netflix starting January 6. The highly anticipated debut will take place live at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, CA, with an action-packed lineup showcasing the biggest names in wrestling.
Seth Rollins appeared on Good Morning Football to emphasize the monumental nature of this move. “This is without a doubt the biggest step forward in the history of our industry. That’s not an understatement,” Rollins said. He highlighted the significance of transitioning from cable to the world’s largest streaming platform, calling it “the future of our industry.”
The premiere episode will feature marquee matches, including Liv Morgan defending her Women’s World Championship against Rhea Ripley and Roman Reigns facing Solo Sikoa in a Tribal Combat showdown. Rollins is set to square off against CM Punk in a co-main event that promises to be one of the night’s highlights.
Rollins also expressed excitement for his fellow superstars, mentioning John Cena’s involvement and teasing surprises that will make the event unforgettable. With Netflix’s global reach, this move signals a new era for WWE, expanding Raw’s audience and reshaping how fans experience the sport.
.@WWE superstar @WWERollins joins the breakfast table to talk all @ChicagoBears and Monday Night Raw's debut on @netflix 🗣️😤 pic.twitter.com/Uk34iDHiCY
— Good Morning Football (@gmfb) January 3, 2025
