Seasonal issues. WWE has been undergoing a lot of changes in recent months and some of those changes will be continuing in the months to come. This includes all three of the main television series moving to a new network or platform. Those changes do not take place for a few months, but there are going to be some more short term changes taking place in light of some special events.
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According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, four upcoming WWE television shows will be moved from the USA Network to SyFy due to USA’s coverage of the Olympics. This includes the July 29 and August 6 Monday Night Raw and the July 30 and August 7 NXT. Monday Night Raw will be leaving USA for Netflix in January 2025 while NXT will be moving from USA to the CW in September.
The shows have been doing well as of late. Check out some of their recent efforts:
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Opinion: This is the kind of thing that happens every so often and it isn’t that big of an issue. It comes with being on a major network like USA, which gets to be associated with major sporting events. While WWE gets to be listed along with things like the Olympics, they also have to give up their time slots like this on occasion. The shows will still be airing though so this really isn’t all that big of a problem.
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