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WWE Reportedly Implementing Plan To Reduce Ads for Monday Night Raw
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WrestleVotes Radio on Fightful Select reports that WWE is implementing a change due to fan feedback on Monday Night Raw. Since the show debuted on Netflix in January 2025, one of the biggest complaints from viewers is the heavy number of ads, and it looks like Raw is making changes as a result of those heavy complaints.
According to WrestleVotes Radio’s report, the decision was made to reduce the commercial breaks on WWE Raw from the usual 12 per show to 10, which was first implemented earlier this week. However, the report notes that it wasn’t specified if WWE plans to lengthen the commercial breaks to make up for the reduction.
WWE Raw recently celebrated its first anniversary on Netflix with its January 5 show. The main event saw CM Punk beat Bron Breakker to retain the World Heavyweight Title.
As previously reported, WWE started the process of rolling out ads to international markets last October. Initially, fans could watch Monday Night Raw internationally without any ads.
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