WWE CCO Paul "Triple H" Levesque has chimed in regarding the potential for Netflix's streaming bandwidth to be destroyed by Monday Night Raw in January.

Netflix’s live fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul delivered big numbers for the streamer, but the volume of viewers also caused major issues with the stream throughout the event. Many viewers had to deal with frequent buffering throughout the night,

WWE is going all out for the first episode, with it set for the new Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, and big names like John Cena, Roman Reigns, and Cody Rhodes scheduled to appear. It's seen as a new era for Raw, which means a newly released logo as well and an updated theme song by Travis Scott.

While WWE Raw’s weekly episodes will now stream live on Netflix, WWE’s extensive archive and exclusive events will continue to be available on Peacock, maintaining the company’s multi-platform strategy. For international fans, Netflix will provide access to live WWE Raw episodes, ensuring a global reach for the franchise.

Triple H doesn’t sound overly concerned with the possibility of WWE RAW buffering on Netflix in 2025. WWE CCO Triple H was a recent guest on Greg and the Morning Buzz. When asked about the recent issues Netflix had streaming the boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul,

Triple H has commented on potential buffering issues Raw might have when it moves to Netflix. The Game joked that if Raw pulls the same numbers as the Tyson fight, it can buffer all it wants. Raw won't pull those numbers,

WWE sent a notice to international subscribers this week reminding them of the switchover. Some of the language in that announcement has raised questions about if customers will h