WWE is debuting on Netflix with a new episode of Raw on January 6 and it seems that the company is making a major in-ring change at the last minute. According to a new report from PW Insider, WWE will be swapping ring announcers for RAW and SmackDown ahead of RAW's transition to Netflix on January 6.

WWE's flagship program, "WWE Raw," airs live on Netflix for the first time ever this coming Monday. The $5 billion deal, which formally kicks off Jan. 6, represents a monumental shift for the wrestling giant and streaming service alike,

WWE Raw is kicking off the Netflix era in a big way. Monday Night Raw moves exclusively to streaming on a global scale for the first time in its 32-year history. The red brand celebrates the occasion with a pay-per-view quality show featuring Roman Reigns,

WWE has scheduled the premiere edition of RAW on Netflix for January 6 in Los Angeles at the Intuit Dome. As the flagship show transitions from television to a streaming platform, WWE aims to make a major impact on this historic night.

Want to watch Monday Night Raw? All you have to do is stream. For the first time, World Wrestling Entertainment's flagship show is coming to a new platform. And it's looking to be one of the biggest night's ever for the wrestling promotion.

From left, Netflix Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria, WWE President Nick Khan and WWE Chief Content Officer Paul "Triple H" Levesque discuss the World Wrestling Entertainment and Netflix during an event at Netflix's headquarters in Los Angeles on Dec.

Nick Khan’s prediction becomes a reality Monday night. The World Wrestling Entertainment executive said during earning calls in the past that he saw a day when Netflix would continue to evolve and enter into live programming,