According to Forbes, Netflix is the most popular streaming service worldwide. 260.28 million subscribers use the service, with slightly more than 80 million — or 31% of total subscribers — coming from Canada and the United States. Currently, Netflix doesn’t offer a streaming channel, but it has begun to delve more frequently into the world of live-streaming events.
Those events are mainly sports-related thus far, such as “The Netflix Slam,” but they have included comedy specials such as “John Mulaney Presents: Everybody’s in L.A.” and awards shows such as the Screen Actors Guild Awards. In 2025, those offerings will likely expand as the streamer will regularly host episodes of WWE’s flagship program, “Monday Night Raw.” As part of a historic partnership deal between Netflix and WWE, the streamer will also air premium live events and other shows for the wrestling promotion. Could a 24/7 live WWE channel be far off?