WWE recently struck an alluring deal with their red brand. Starting January 2025, Monday Night Raw will be moved to the global streaming giant ‘Netflix’. However, this change will only occur in the US, the UK, Canada, and Latin America. Despite the limited area where this change will be observed, it is still a promising deal for the wrestling promotion.

As a result, many WWE personalities were seen rejoicing and celebrating after the announcement for the same was made official. First, let’s briefly examine the deal between Netflix and WWE.

Netflix satisfies WWE’s increased demand for money

When WWE Raw had a contract with the USA Network, the latter used to pay $240 Million per year. In 2023, reports suggested that the wrestling promotion is looking to increase its revenue, which its current network partner won’t be able to fulfill. However, Netflix, on the other hand, is a bigger business that agreed to pay WWE a handsome amount to let them stream their Monday night show on their streaming service.

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While USA Network was paying $240 Million each year for WWE, Netflix has promised to increase the amount by 110%. As a result, WWE has struck a $5 Billion deal with the streaming giant for 10 years starting January 2025. This deal is promising for both Netflix and WWE because while the streaming giant gets a giant fanbase of wrestling lovers, WWE will be receiving the paycheck that they wanted.

Fans should also note that WWE Network and WrestleMania will remain with Peacock until March 2026. So, WrestleMania 42 has a chance of airing on a new home network instead of Peacock.

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Celebrating WWE’s triumphant deal with Netflix, several personalities took to Twitter to share how they feel about the latest deal.

WWE stars take to Twitter to share their reactions on the Netflix-Raw deal

The stars shared a wide variety of reactions on the social media platform. While some congratulated the company, others made hilarious comments on the same to attract more fan attention to the subject.

Cody Rhodes is loving the new change as he will probably get to star on Netflix if he remains a part of the red brand next year.

Rhea Ripley made use of a popular meme about Netflix and connected it to wrestling instead.

The CCO of WWE can’t wait for fans to observe this new change for themselves, as he confirms all the good things that will happen.

Pat McAfee has also joined other WWE stars in celebrating the new profitable deal and congratulated everyone too.

Bully Ray made a similar comment to that of Mami.

Austin Theory is also happy about his promotion.

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What are your thoughts about the new deal? Do you agree with these stars? Add your own thoughts in the comments below.