Fanatics has pitched WWE studio programming to Netflix, according to a new report from Front Office Sports.
The news comes as Netflix continues an aggressive push into podcast and video content acquisition. Sources told Front Office Sports journalist Ryan Glasspiegel that Fanatics approached the streaming giant about WWE programming, though it remains unclear whether the pitch involves existing shows, new content, or both.
All three parties—Fanatics, WWE, and Netflix—declined to comment.
WWE's Podcast Network
Fanatics and WWE launched a podcast partnership in March 2025, with Fanatics now producing and distributing all WWE digital content. The current lineup includes:
- "What's Your Story?" hosted by Stephanie McMahon
- "Six Feet Under with The Undertaker" co-hosted with Michelle McCool
- "What Do You Wanna Talk About?" hosted by Cody Rhodes
- "Impaulsive" hosted by Logan Paul (nearly 1 billion YouTube views)
- "The Raw Recap Show" hosted by Megan Morant and Sam Roberts
Sources indicate that Fanatics and WWE plan to expand their content partnership and have recently vetted talent for new programming.
Netflix already has a significant investment in WWE. The streamer began airing Monday Night Raw on January 6, 2025, as part of a 10-year deal worth $5 billion. Fanatics also handles WWE's merchandising and collectibles businesses.
The potential addition of WWE studio content would further Netflix's strategy of acquiring popular podcasts and video programming. The streamer recently announced a multiyear deal with Barstool Sports worth eight figures annually for exclusive video rights to Pardon My Take, the Ryen Russillo Show, and Spittin' Chiclets.