We are less than 4 months away from WWE Monday Night Raw moving to Netflix. SmackDown will be moving to USA Network and staying on Friday nights and NXT will be moving to The CW on October 1st.
One of the complaints from fans on social media in recent months has been the censoring of SmackDown during certain crowd chants. Earlier this year, a large chunk of The Rock’s promos were censored due to certain words that are not allowed on broadcast television but it looks like that will be changing when Raw goes on Netflix.
While speaking on The Ringer Wrestling Show, Braun Strowman said that the wrestlers in the back can’t wait for Raw on Netflix and there’s been a joke about who gets to say the F-Bomb first without repercussions.
“I can’t wait until we go to Netflix so we can say whatever the f**k we want to,” Strowman joked. “Literally, that’s what we joke about, who gets to say the first F-bomb on TV, without getting fined for it.”
The Rock and John Cena return in 2025 and with the product becoming a little less PG this year, it will be interesting to see how far things can be pushed on Netflix where there are basically no restrictions.
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