Triple H is very happy with WWE’s recent success, but mainly for the wrestlers. Since he took over the company from Vince McMahon, the WWE has been breaking records left and right. WrestleMania 40 broke the company record for the biggest gate ever and the $5 billion Netflix deal is unlike anything in the history

Paul "Triple H" Levesque, the retired two-time Royal Rumble winner and current WWE Chief Content Officer, has dismissed worries that Raw will crash Netflix will it lands on the platform in January. Levesque recently appeared on "Greg and the Morning Buzz" and gave his opinion on the chances that the massively popular Raw program might overwhelm Netflix's viewing bandwidth,

The Game' had the perfect response after being one of millions to have streaming issues during Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson 📺❌

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,

Netflix experienced an unprecedented surge in viewership during the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight, reaching 108 million viewers. However, the platfor

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,

WWE streaming service WWE Network is all set to be closed as content will be available for Netflix. WWE programs such as RAW, Smackdown, and NXT will be live streamed on Netflix, as per a report on WhatsOnNetflix.

As the countdown to January approaches, Netflix has launched a high-octane promotional campaign to build excitement for WWE Raw’s streaming debut. A teaser video featuring some of WWE’s biggest stars,