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WWE RAW's first episode on Netflix is something fans are eagerly awaiting for. However, renowned lawyer Michael Morales Torres is looking forward to something other than the actual matches.
Many are expecting a shift in tone in RAW's content, considering the change in production. The rosters are also speculated to be tussled around a bit, in order to create the best storylines possible for the new era. Several high-profile matches, like Roman Reigns vs. Solo Sikoa, and Rhea Ripley vs. Liv Morgan have already been announced.
However, Torres is more excited to see how the show is presented than the actual matches. Speaking on Sportskeeda's UnSKripted, he said:
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"More than the matches, man, it's the biggest RAW of all time. 32 years, it has been broadcasted, live television coming to an end this Monday. And we are entering a digital era that cost around 5 billion dollars for 10 years in Netflix so, we are talking about a huge economic deal. That means that the company has more money to put into their product as well. So, more than the matches, I am very interested to see the production." [2:24 onwards]
A former WWE writer just went after JBL for his comments HERE
Another veteran has pointed out problems about WWE RAW moving to Netflix
While RAW's new era could be very lucrative for the Stamford-based promotion, veteran journalist Bill Apter has pointed out a possible problem for the viewers.
Speaking on a previous episode of UnSKripted, Apter explained how the change in programming could lead to more expenses for the WWE audience. He stated:
"The negative part is I get my Netflix through Comcast, it's part of my subscription. I get my Peacock through Comcast. There are people who have cable systems that don't get Netflix, they don't get Peacock, so they have to get these. Now both of them, especially Netflix, can be expensive," Apter said. [20:01 onward]
As of now, it remains to be seen how the change in RAW's programming will affect WWE down the line.
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