Under the creative direction of Triple H, WWE RAW will finally arrive on Netflix on January 6, 2025. The card is already stacked for this special show as Roman Reigns will face Solo Sikoa in a Tribal Combat match for the Ula Fala. Additionally, a showdown between CM Punk and Seth Rollins is officially scheduled in the Squared Circle.

Drew McIntyre and Jey Uso will also settle their scores in the Netflix premiere of RAW. With this in mind, speculation is mounting that Triple H could cancel McIntyre’s match against Jey due to the Scottish warrior’s actions and send him packing. The controversy began when Drew McIntyre began targeting Netflix via his official Twitter (X) account.

The Scot first checked the official RAW trailer on Netflix and pointed out that he wasn’t there. Since then, the former Royal Rumble winner has never missed an opportunity to mock Netflix for his exclusion from the official RAW premiere trailer on their platform. Following these developments, Netflix apparently warned the Scottish warrior, hinting that he was in trouble. This news could lead to a plot angle where Triple H shows up on January 6, 2025 and cancels McIntyre’s match against Jey Uso.

The chief content officer might explain that McIntyre’s behavior has frustrated higher-ups and that’s why they don’t want him to appear on the premiere show. An angle like this could spark a storyline between McIntyre and Authority over the red brand and potentially generate a lot of fan interest.

It’s important to note that this scenario is speculative and McIntyre’s match against Jey Uso is still officially part of the RAW Netflix debut show card.

Triple H revealed interesting details about WWE RAW’s Netflix future

The Game recently made some interesting statements about RAW’s upcoming debut on the giant OTT platform Netflix. Triple H explained the flexibility of RAW on Netflix, emphasizing that it is not time-limited but rather adaptable.

The CCO reiterated that the duration of the fair depends on the product and how it can be delivered in the best possible way. He emphasized that storytelling and business model will play a crucial role in determining the length of the red brand’s shows.

Triple H gave an example, stating that if they think an hour-long show works best, it will be an hour. If a 42 minute show is ideal, it’s 42 minutes. Currently, fans are confused as Triple H has confirmed that 42 minutes is just an example and does not mean that RAW will only be 42 minutes long.

Many believe that The King of Kings refers to the scheduling flexibility, which doesn’t seem to be an issue for RAW on Netflix.