WWE's weekly TV schedule has bounced between cable and streaming more than once in the last few years, so figuring out the right home for each show in 2026 takes a minute. Here is the current network map.
Raw lives on Netflix. Since January 6, 2025, Raw has aired globally on Netflix under a 10-year deal reportedly worth around $500 million per year, and the show runs live every Monday at 8 p.m. Eastern. New episodes land in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and Latin America first, with most other regions getting the same feed shortly after.
SmackDown is split by region. Inside the U.S., Friday Night SmackDown returned to USA Network under a contract that runs through 2029, airing live on Fridays in a three-hour block since January 2025. Outside the U.S., SmackDown moved onto Netflix in 2024, so the international Netflix catalog now carries both flagship shows in most territories.
NXT is on The CW. After leaving USA Network, NXT moved to The CW in October 2024 and stays there on Tuesday nights. Episodes stream the next day on The CW app and on cwtv.com without a cable login in most markets.
Premium Live Events land on Netflix for U.S. viewers, replacing the old WWE Network and the Peacock era that ran from 2021 to early 2025. WrestleMania, SummerSlam, Royal Rumble, Money in the Bank, and the rest of the Big Four all stream live on Netflix in the U.S., and most reach international Netflix subscribers on the same day.
If you want a single weekly checklist for what to set a reminder for, a hub like https://doc.anagora.org/JAOI0pI4RDetgeyFJklc8w/publish keeps the day and time for each show in one place. The schedule shuffles between U.S. and international feeds often enough that a live reference page beats relying on memory.
For deeper history on Raw's network moves, the WWE Raw entry on English Wikipedia walks through every home the show has had since 1993. WWE's own site publishes the weekly arena and taping schedule alongside the PLE calendar.