8 WWE Superstars who may leave RAW after it moves to Netflix

WWE RAW has undergone several changes in the past few months, and more are in store as the brand nears its airing on Netflix in 2025. Earlier this year, it was announced that Netflix would be WWE RAW's new home from January 6, 2025.

With only a couple of months left before the flagship show's launch on the streaming giant, it was recently reported that the roster for both the Monday Night Show and SmackDown might change in the lead-up, which means fans might see a sudden shake-up.

For this list, we will look at eight WWE Superstars who may leave RAW once it moves to Netflix:

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#8. Sheamus could leave RAW after the brand airs on Netflix in 2025

Sheamus is one of the stars fans rely on to deliver a brutal and exciting match every time he steps inside a ring. The Celtic Warrior has remained a fan favorite for a long time. However, moving to the Friday Night Show may help revitalize his career.

The Celtic Warrior moving to SmackDown could lead to him working with new names, including current United States Champion LA Knight.

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#7. Jey Uso may benefit more by being on WWE SmackDown

Jey Uso found massive success after he became a solo star on the Monday Night Show. However, his status has changed drastically in recent weeks.

The YEET Master has reunited with Roman Reigns and Jimmy Uso. He recently teamed up with the OG Bloodline for a six-man tag team match against Solo Sikoa's stable after The Street Champ and Co. cost him the Intercontinental Championship. After the rumored WarGames match against Sikoa's faction, it wouldn't be a surprise if he moved to the Friday Night Show full-time, not only to continue his feud with The Bloodline but to face other fresh names.

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#6. to #2. The Wyatt Sicks might leave WWE RAW next year

One of the biggest acts of Monday Night RAW is arguably the Wyatt Sicks, composed of Uncle Howdy (Bo Dallas), Joe Gacy, Dexter Lumis, Erick Rowan, and Nikki Cross. Still, the faction might find more interesting enemies on the blue brand.

A lot of improvement can still be made in the WWE tag team division, but many fans agree that the division on SmackDown is better than the one on the flagship show. Due to this, after wrapping up their feud with The Final Testament, Uncle Howdy and Co. might move to the blue brand and meet both new and familiar faces.

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#1. Drew McIntyre could become SmackDown's new top star

It was recently reported that Netflix hoped to see CM Punk, Roman Reigns, and Cody Rhodes feature on RAW weekly once the show moved to the streaming platform. This means that the men's division of the red brand will be stacked, with the possible exception of Drew McIntyre.

The Scottish Warrior hasn't been on WWE television since his brutal Hell in a Cell match against CM Punk at Bad Blood. Now that his feud with The Voice of The Voiceless has ended, he can focus elsewhere, possibly on some new names on Friday Night SmackDown.