WWE has released more information about how the WWE Network transition to Netflix will work by region. They have also confirmed that Smackdown will be moving to a three hour format in 2025.
United States
Raw
Beginning with the premiere on January 6, 2025 at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, Monday Night Raw will call Netflix home at 8 ET/5 PT.
SmackDown
SmackDown continues to air on USA Network every Friday night at 8/7 C in the U.S. At the start of 2025, SmackDown will expand to three hours starting with the Jan. 3 episode from Phoenix, Arizona.
NXT
NXT owns Tuesday nights on the CW every week at 8/7 C in the U.S.
Premium Live Events
Royal Rumble, WrestleMania 41, SummerSlam and all your favorite WWE Premium Live Events will continue to stream live on Peacock in the United States.
International
WWE fans in most regions around the world can watch RAW, SmackDown, NXT and every Premium Live Event streaming LIVE beginning with the Raw premiere on Netflix January 6 at 8E/5P. Many of WWE’s top RAW moments will be available to watch on Netflix, plus select programming and historic PLEs also available outside the United States, from January 1.
Fans in the below regions can enjoy WWE programming on their corresponding channels and streaming platforms:
Indian Sub-Continent: Sony Sports Network and Sony LIV
Caribbean: Rush Prime
France & Belgium: AB1 (Raw, SmackDown & NXT) + WWE Network (Premium Live Events)
Germany, Austria & Switzerland: BILD and ProSieben MAXX (Raw, SmackDown & NXT) + WWE Network (Premium Live Events)
Italy: Discovery+ and DMAX (Raw, SmackDown & NXT) + WWE Network (Premium Live Events)
Sub-Saharan Africa: Supersport
Japan: ABEMA
South Korea: IB Sports
Philippines: Tap Go (Raw, SmackDown & NXT) + WWE Network (Premium Live Events)
Cambodia: Hang Meas HD (Raw, SmackDown & NXT) + WWE Network (Premium Live Events)
