Following a monumental shift from airing on community tv to broadcasting on a streaming platform like Netflix for the following ten years, it has been revealed by WWE President Nick Khan that “WWE Uncooked” will not be the one new WWE programming one will see on Netflix starting January 6, 2025. In keeping with “Bloomberg,” the corporate plans to launch a behind-the-scenes docuseries as a part of its contractual take care of the world’s main streamer. As of this report, no extra particulars have been talked about on what the docuseries will give attention to, or how quickly it is going to be launched within the new yr.
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Prior to now, WWE has produced each actuality and behind-the-scenes exhibits like “WWE 24,” which spotlighted shut profiles of WWE stars’ lives out and in of the ring. Moreover, they’ve tapped into comparable codecs by lifting the veil behind WWE’s most vital yearly premium stay occasions, together with “WrestleMania XL: Behind the Curtain” in July, which showcased how Cody Rhodes’ rematch with Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Championship originated for this yr’s WrestleMania 40. Relating to “WWE 24,” the newest star it profiled was former WWE World Heavyweight Champion Damian Priest in August.
Just lately, former WWE Chairman Vince McMahon’s “Mr. McMahon” docuseries debuted on Netflix. The six-part miniseries gained widespread traction, even trending on the platform after it was uploaded. McMahon’s reception to the docuseries, regardless of collaborating in it, was not good. At one level, the previous CEO tried to purchase again the rights to the sequence, however was unsuccessful. Earlier this yr, WWE and Netflix signed a $5 billion, 10-year deal, making the promotion the primary to broadcast its weekly flagship present on a streaming platform. Studies have indicated that regardless of shifting to Netflix, “Uncooked” will return to 3 hours each Monday, with no plans to go commercial-free. In the meantime, WWE’s different contractual agreements embody shifting “WWE SmackDown” again to USA from FOX final month, and “WWE NXT” to The CW as of three weeks in the past.
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