Netflix and WWE have announced an expansion to their long-term partnership that will see the streaming service become the home of WWE’s extensive library in the US. The move follows the expiration of WWE’s deal with Peacock.

Effective immediately, Netflix is the US home for WWE’s complete back-catalogue of Premium Live Events (PLE) – prior to September 2025 – including WrestleManias, SummerSlams, Survivor Series and Royal Rumbles, as well an array of documentaries and original programming.

This follows the January 2025 launch of WWE on Netflix, where Monday Night Raw has become a weekly staple in the global English Top 10. Past episodes of Monday Night Raw are also available as part of the WWE library on Netflix. The arrival of WWE’s library on Netflix also comes ahead of Season 2 of original behind-the-scenes documentary series WWE: Unreal on January 20th.

The next WWE PLE, which will also stream on Netflix, will be the 39th annual Royal Rumble, taking place on January 31st at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Meanwhile, WWE returns to the UK imminently with in dates in Glasgow (Jan 10), Newcastle (Jan 15), London (Jan 16 – SmackDown taping), and Nottingham (Jan 18).

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