WWE finally unveils new Raw on Netflix logo as 'rebellious' era launches

WWE is set to debut on Netflix next month and the company has finally debuted the logo for Monday Night Raw head of it's January 6 (or January 7) episode on the streaming service

Adam Cailler Senior reporter and MSN lead

18:24, 16 Dec 2024Updated 18:24, 16 Dec 2024

The new logo has finally debuted(Image: Netflix)

WWE has finally ended months of speculation by unveiling the new logo for Monday Night Raw. Just days away from the company's huge move to Netflix on January 1 WWE boss Triple H took to social media to show off the new logo for Monday Night Raw.

The debut show will take place on January 6 or January 7 for UK fans and weeks of leaks have put several different version of the Raw logo into the spotlight.

But it turns out that none of them were even remotely close, as the new reveal shows.

It was accompanied by a video of the former multi-time WWE champion Triple H walking through the company's new headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut, before entering a dark room with a giant screen.

[Triple H took centre stage on the advert]

Triple H took centre stage on the advert(Image: Netflix)

He can be heard stating: A logo is an identity, it tells you everything you need to know without saying anything at all. It's real, rebellious, Raw. Welcome to Raw on Netflix.

The clip then cuts to images of WWE stars Cody Rhodes, Liv Morgan, Rhea Ripley, CM Punk and Jey Uso, before showing the arrival date for Netflix.

The clip was posted on all social media sites, including Twitter/X, as Netflix replied with: HERE WE GOOOOOO. It racked up a whopping 310k views in less than an hour, and it went down well with fans. One said: A whole cinematic trailer for a logo reveal is crazy.

A second wrote: New Raw logo looks absolutely fire! Great work by the @WWE as they prepare for #WWERaw on @netflix. And a third commented: Im pumped for this Netflix move, but I hope the treasure trove of WWE content is available ASAP!

It has been rumoured that not much of WWE's archive will be available to watch on Netflix in the first few months, with just 40 past PPVs and weekly shows said to be going live on the launch date.

For UK fans, WWE Smackdown will also be on the streaming service on Friday nights, while NXT will be shown live on Tuesday ending WWE's relationship with TNT Sport in the UK.

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