WWE Raw on Netflix: Ad Breaks Explained And What to Expect

WWE Raw joins Netflix in January! Expect ads during the broadcast, regardless of your subscription. Find out how it affects your viewing experience and key match details.

WWE Raw is about to make its big debut on Netflix, starting next month. The much-loved Red brand will kick off with an episode on January 6 at the newly built Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California. Fans of WWE Raw are eagerly waiting to see what the show has in store as it joins one of the world’s largest streaming platforms. Netflix will now be the home for all WWE content, including shows, Premium Live Events (PLEs), and special episodes.

Starting January 1, WWE Network will shut down, and all its exclusive content will move to Netflix, making it the exclusive home outside of the U.S. WWE plans to make this debut a huge event with many surprises for the fans.

WWE Stars and Celebrities Set for Netflix Debut

The debut episode of WWE Raw on Netflix is set to be special. WWE has brought in several top stars to make this event memorable. Fans can expect to see big names like John Cena, Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, and more. But that’s not all! Hip-hop icon Travis Scott is also confirmed to make an appearance during this exciting debut.

The Stamford-based wrestling giant is treating this episode like a special event rather than a regular episode. This means fans can expect a mix of action, drama, and big surprises.

Will WWE Raw on Netflix Have Ads?

One of the biggest questions on fans’ minds is whether WWE Raw on Netflix will feature ads. Fans are curious if the viewing experience on Netflix will be different from what they’re used to on TV.

Recently, Chris Featherstone, a well-known WWE journalist, cleared up these doubts. He shared some important information on social media, confirming that WWE Raw will indeed have ads during its broadcast on Netflix. Featherstone tweeted:
“I have been informed that #WWERaw will have Ads on Netflix, and the experience will be similar to the previous broadcast, with organic breaks throughout the storyline.”

This means fans watching WWE Raw on Netflix will see ads during the show, just like they did on TV. The ads will fit smoothly into the storyline, making the experience similar to the previous broadcast.

Will All Netflix Subscribers See Ads?

Featherstone also added more details about the ads. He mentioned that the ads will be shown to all Netflix subscribers, no matter which plan they are on. So, whether you’re on the basic or premium plan, ads will appear while watching WWE Raw. He compared it to the NFL Christmas games that will air on Netflix, where everyone will see ads regardless of their subscription tier.

Featherstone tweeted:
“All subscriptions will see ads, similar to the live NFL games that will be airing on Christmas Day.”

This might come as a surprise for some viewers, but it ensures that WWE Raw will still have the same feel as its traditional broadcast with ad breaks during the action.

Big Matches Announced for WWE Raw’s Netflix Debut

To make the debut even more thrilling, WWE has lined up some high-stakes matches for the first episode on Netflix. Here’s a look at what’s scheduled:

Match Participants
Women’s World Title Match Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley
Tribal Combat Match for Ula Fala Roman Reigns vs. Solo Sikoa
Singles Match CM Punk vs. Seth “Freakin” Rollins

These matches are set to make the debut episode an unforgettable one. Fans are already excited to see who will come out on top.

What Are Your Predictions?

With the debut of WWE Raw on Netflix, fans are buzzing with excitement. The addition of ads might not be everyone’s favorite, but the thrill of the matches and the star appearances will surely keep viewers entertained.

What are your thoughts on ads during WWE Raw on Netflix? Do you think it will change the viewing experience? And who do you think will win these epic matches? Let us know your predictions in the comments.

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