Netflix has renewed the series WWE Unreal for a third season. The news was revealed at the conclusion of the second season, which was released on the streaming platform today, January 20, 2026. The third season is officially set to premiere this summer.
WWE Unreal has been renewed for Season 3, which is set to premiere this summer.
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Season 2, which dropped today, focused heavily on the “Road to SummerSlam” 2025. It notably featured scenes revealing original creative plans for major events that were ultimately altered, including scrapped matches for Roman Reigns and Cody Rhodes.
The format for the second season remains unchanged from the debut outing, consisting of five 50-minute episodes. These episodes are designed to provide fans with an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at the lives of WWE Superstars, stripping away the character personas to reveal the real people behind them.
You can read about original plans for SummerSlam 2025 including top bouts, who Roman Reigns was supposed to face, the return of Finn Balor’s ‘Demon’ and more here. Check out the trailer for the show below:
