WWE’s Raw Netflix Premiere Set For January 6 In Los Angeles

As WWE fans know, “Raw” is the flagship weekly show, and it will officially debut on Netflix starting on January 6, 2025. The premiere episode will be held at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, California, which has already been associated with the event this year. The fans can buy their tickets from Friday this week at 1 PM EST through Ticketmaster. More performers have been reported to attend the event, particularly WWE fans’ favorite rap artist, Travis Scott, making it even more exciting for this new era of WWE. Let’s dive into the story to understand WWE’s shift from USA Network to Netflix.

A Star-Studded Kickoff

To make it even more interesting, Travis Scott, the rap star, is also expected to attend the premiere of the show, which is expected to generate even more interest from fans of the “Raw” series and others in an attempt to shift from television networks to the online streaming platform. The audience can anticipate some good first impressions of WWE as it aims to maximize the presence of both the wrestlers and celebrities or politicians.

It had been speculated that the premiere of the show would occur in the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles since September, with producers linking it to Netflix’s head offices in LA. This is a major development for WWE, as Raw will be moving from USA Network to Netflix. This is due to new television deals signed at the beginning of this year, which rearranges the broadcasting rights for all of WWE’s three primary brands.

Final Episodes On USA Network

WWE “Raw“ is in the final stages of airing on USA Network, with the show going back to the two-hour schedule for what remains. The last day of broadcasting in the USA is planned for December  30, 2024. Although Netflix has not provided details of the length of Raw, the audience is waiting to see how the new platform will develop the show.

The shift to Netflix completes the process begun by WWE in restructuring their television rights. They began earlier this year when “SmackDown” changed its network from Fox to USA Network and NXT changed from USA to The CW. These changes are in line with WWE’s plan to grow its company to the world and reach new people through different media platforms.

A New Era For Raw

As a result of the new partnership with Netflix, “Raw” steps into the future of wrestling shows and reaches out to more viewers all around the globe. The one to be staged at the Intuit Dome is believed to be setting the stage for what is to come when the entertainment of WWE is fused with the streaming giant that is Netflix globally. Soon, people will be counting down the days until “Raw” airs for the first time in 2025 on January 6.

Conclusion

This is a big blow to WWE’s television expansion agenda after switching “Raw” from USA Network to Netflix. The first performance of the show will happen on January 6 in the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles with Travis Scott being present at the event. As “Raw” winds down its last few months in its time slot on USA Network, the shift to Netflix can be seen as WWE’s effort also to follow the new approaches to media.

It gives the company new prospects and opportunities to develop creative content. It also speaks of WWE’s intent to look for new ways of informing more consumers in the future through new formats and delivery mechanisms. This is the start of a new interesting chapter in the journey of WWE’s flagship program.