WWE has been gearing up to make Raw’s debut on Netflix a grand spectacle. With many megastars already expected on the show, WWE has been preparing to extend the list with a few more big names. Recently, Triple H joined Travis Scott at Complex Con to make a huge announcement about the first ever episode of Monday Night Raw on Netflix in January.

The WWE CCO took over the stage with Travis Scott to invite him to the Raw’s debut on Netflix. He went on to announce that the Grammy-nominated artist is going to be live in person for the show. Additionally, The Game confirmed that WWE is going to take over the Intuit Dome in California to present the greatest episode of Raw in history.

The King of Kings also gifted a custom WWE Hardcore Championship to Scott as a sign of a future partnership. Although it is not yet confirmed what is going to be the role of the rapper at the show, a potential announcement regarding future collaboration could be expected. Also, WWE is heavily using his hit track “FIEN” in the promotional packages for WrestleMania 41.

When we say WWE goes big, we mean it. The first #WWERaw of the @netflix Era will be at the @IntuitDome in Los Angeles on January 6th, and @trvisXX will be there live and in person. The countdown is on… pic.

twitter. com/9Md7y3WKTI— Triple H (@TripleH) November 18, 2024RELATEDWWE backstage reaction to streaming issues on Netflix during Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson fight ahead of $5 billion move in 2025 revealedMinutes later, WWE revealed more details for the first Raw on Netflix, including a stacked lineup of stars.

As of now, Roman Reigns, John Cena, Cody Rhodes, and Bianca Belair are officially announced for the show. It was also confirmed that the debut date is January 6, 2025, with the return of the red brand to a three-hour format once again. Triple H to plan a superstar shake-up ahead of Raw’s debut on Netflix?

There have been a lot of questions about the roster when WWE moves to Netflix. With both Raw and SmackDown being on different platforms, WWE needs to balance out their rosters. Therefore, there are chances that either WWE can end the brand split or they can have a superstar shakeup later this year.

WWE Raw and SmackDown (via WWE/Variety)There were some talks that suggested that Netflix is interested in featuring stars like Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, and CM Punk on the red brand. With Reigns and Rhodes being on SmackDown, WWE has another reason to address this issue before January 6, 2025. RELATED“Larry’s not there yet,” Top Champion takes a dig at CM Punk’s dog outdrawing several WWE Superstars and legends in merchandise salesWWE can also end the brand split, leading to fluidity in the roster for both brands.

This could help the company keep both Netflix and the USA Network on good terms. Hence, Triple H could plan a potential solution to this in the near future.