Will "The Viper" Randy Orton appear on "WWE Raw"s big move debut show for Netflix on January 6? Here's an update.

(WTAJ) — After 21 years, WWE Raw is leaving cable to join Netflix every Monday night beginning Jan. 6, meaning streaming is the only way to watch the longest-running weekly episodic show. WWE is hyping up the debut of RAW on Netflix and it looks like it ...

The signs continue to point toward Becky Lynch making her WWE return in the near future. The former Women's World Champion has not wrestled since she lost to Liv Morgan in a Steel Cage Match back in May,

With WWE Raw on Netflix quickly approaching, talent still have some unanswered questions. WWE Raw has been two hours for the last number of months, largely due to WWE’s brief extension with USA Network. Originally their deal was set to go until October 2024, but was given a few more months to bridge the gap to the Netflix era.

Netflix has answered some of the frequently asked questions about WWE RAW moving to the platform. WWE RAW will premiere on Netflix on January 6. In a post on their website, Netflix posted answers to many questions about the situation.

While everyone expects this, it was confirmed by someone who is a key player in WWE that Raw will be three hours come January to go along with SmackDown being three hours,” M

Raw hosts some of the biggest and best matches in WWE history, featuring Superstars John Cena, Triple H, Becky Lynch and more." WWE RAW Classics "Big E ho

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When the WWE’s Monday Night RAW moves to Netflix, Becky Lynch could make her return from hiatus. A new ad was shared for the upcoming debut. It opens with Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes before showing Roman Reigns,

Most seem to be clip shows of one kind or another, but one is hosted by Big E — and they’re just generally a sign of the streamer’s plans for their new marquee property.