WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H has hinted that a significant change is on the horizon for the company’s programming. In an Instagram Story posted ahead of Monday Night RAW, he shared a message suggesting a major evolution is coming soon.
The tease comes just months after WWE’s landmark move to Netflix, a transition that has yielded record-breaking results. The company’s first episode of Raw on the streaming platform, which aired on January 6, 2025, reached 4.9 million global viewers and averaged 2.6 million households in the United States alone—an increase of over 100% compared to its performance on traditional television.
That debut episode, which featured appearances from The Rock, John Cena, The Undertaker, and Logan Paul, generated 223 million social media views on its first day. In the following weeks, Raw consistently remained among the top 10 most-watched programs on Netflix.
In his post, which was related to an appearance on the All-In Podcast, Triple H alluded to the company’s history of evolution.
“The future of @wwe TV has had one constant over the years: Change.”
The success of the new era has not been limited to Raw. The move has also boosted other content, including exclusive documentaries like WWE: Unreal, which provided an unprecedented look behind the scenes and broadened the brand’s appeal.