WWE’s partnership with Netflix has officially passed the one-year mark, and so far, the relationship has proven to be a massive success. From live weekly episodes of WWE Raw to premium live events (PLEs) internationally and exclusive behind-the-scenes content, the streaming giant has become a major player in WWE’s current era. But if Chelsea Green has her way, fans could soon be getting even more — especially when it comes to the women’s division.
WWE and Netflix Celebrate One Year of Partnership
WWE kicked off 2026 with a major celebration — the one-year anniversary of Raw streaming live on Netflix. The January 1st episode didn’t disappoint, featuring championship matches across the card, including a blockbuster World Title match between CM Punk and Bron Breakker.
In just one year, the Netflix deal has already expanded far beyond weekly Raw episodes:
- All WWE international PLEs now air live on Netflix.
- The entire WWE library — previously hosted on Peacock — has moved to Netflix globally.
- Original WWE content, like the WWE Unreal docuseries, is being produced exclusively for the platform.
And the expansion may be far from over.
Chelsea Green Wants More Focus on WWE Women in Netflix Content
In a recent interview with Page Six Radio on SiriusXM, Chelsea Green shared her hopes for future WWE content on Netflix — specifically, more spotlight on the women’s division.
“If we had an Unreal that was just the girls’ locker room, which I would absolutely love… It would be interesting because I think 99.9% of us really get along.”
Green highlighted the camaraderie among the women of WWE, saying that most genuinely support one another and enjoy traveling together. But she also noted that, like any workplace, the women’s locker room is full of different personalities — and that makes for compelling television.
“We support each other when someone wins a title… But it’s still work. It’s still a locker room. There are still so many different personalities. So, it would be interesting to see who actually doesn’t like me,” Green joked.
A Breakout Year for Chelsea Green
Chelsea Green had a standout 2025 in WWE:
- Became the first-ever WWE Women’s United States Champion
- Won the AAA Mixed Tag Team Championships alongside Ethan Page
- Competed regularly across Raw and SmackDown
Her run as U.S. Champion helped elevate the new title and gave her a major spotlight throughout the year. However, she kicked off 2026 with a tough loss, dropping the championship to Giulia on the first SmackDown of the year.
Still, Green remains a fan favourite and continues to push for more representation — especially for women — both inside the ring and in WWE’s growing media presence.
WWE Unreal Season 2: What to Expect
Chelsea’s comments come just ahead of the premiere of WWE Unreal Season 2, which drops on January 24 on Netflix. The first season gave fans a never-before-seen look at how WrestleMania storylines are developed, featuring Paul “Triple H” Levesque and other creative leads.
Season 2 promises even more drama and insight, focusing on:
- The Seth Rollins injury angle and his SummerSlam return
- Naomi’s rise in the women’s division and pursuit of the World Title
- R-Truth’s real-life firing and the fallout backstage
- The blurred lines between storylines and real emotions in the WWE universe
Given how well WWE Unreal has been received by both fans and critics, the idea of a women-focused spinoff, as suggested by Green, might not be far-fetched.
The Future of WWE Content on Netflix
With the Netflix deal already delivering in a big way, both WWE and the streamer appear committed to growing their collaboration even further. From:
- Weekly Raw streaming
- Exclusive PLE access
- Full wrestling library archives
- Original series like WWE Unreal
…it’s clear Netflix is now a major content hub for wrestling fans worldwide.
Chelsea Green’s call for a WWE Unreal: Women’s Locker Room version not only makes sense — it could be the perfect next step in showcasing the personalities, challenges, and relationships that power WWE’s women’s division.
