Triple H compared Raw’s debut on Netflix to WrestleMania and explained how they will keep getting better. The event marked the first time Raw was shown live on Netflix. Legends like Hulk Hogan, The Rock and The Undertaker all appeared in a show main evented by CM Punk beating Seth Rollins.

In a recent interview, Paul "Triple H" Levesque commented on how he expects "WWE Raw" viewership to change after moving to Netflix.

WWE Chief Content Officer Paul "Triple H" Levesque believes that "Raw" will have more freedom and flexibility following the show's move to Netflix.

With "WWE Raw" debuting on Netflix, some have speculated that WWE could produce more explicit programming, and Paul "Triple H" Levesque addressed the question.

WWE Raw will move to Netflix on January 6, marking the first time the show has been off linear television. Since 2012, WWE Raw has been three hours, though it was cut back to two hours during the final months of the USA Network deal. Appearing on the SI Media podcast with Jimmy Traina, Triple H was asked how long WWE Raw on Netflix would be.

Paul "Triple H" Levesque is facing criticism for a WWE promo that fans feel betray the spirit of pro wrestling.

Regarding Raw’s move to Netflix, Triple H said, “I think we’ll have a little bit more freedom in the format here.”

Triple H revealed that the WWE did consider moving Raw from its Monday night spot after moving to Netflix. The show has been shown on Monday night, with very few exceptions, every week since its debut on January 11th,

Triple H thinks The Rock will be a game-changer when Raw debuts on Netflix. The Rock is set to appear on the debut of Raw on Netflix tonight. It will be the first time he’s been seen in WWE since Bad Blood last year and could kick off his own road to WrestleMania 41.