Netflix Nabs WWE ‘Monday Night Raw’ From USA Network in 10-Year, $5 Billion Deal

The streaming giant also gets live rights to all of WWE’s content in international markets

Two pro wrestlers wrestle, one with medium-light-toned skin and the other with medium-toned skin. They are in the middle of a move in a ring with a larger crowd seen sitting in the background.
Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns at 2023's WrestleMania (Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)

WWE “Monday Night Raw” will move from USA Network to Netflix in a deal reportedly struck for 10 years at an estimated $5 billion. The streamer will also become the international home of all WWE content.

Netflix will have “Monday Night Raw” livestream rights in the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and South America beginning in January of 2025. More territories are expected to be added over the course of the contract.

Additionally, Netflix will also become the home for all WWE shows and specials outside of the U.S. including “Raw,” “Smackdown” and “NXT” as well as the home for the company’s premium live events, which include “WrestleMania,” “SummerSlam” and “Royal Rumble.”

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