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I'm Ricky Mulvey, joined today by Nick Seippled.

Nick, I got a different level of excitement in my voice because we are now a Monday Night Raw recap show here on Motley Full Money. Appreciate you being here.

Great to be here with you, Rick. And we've got lots of friends in the industry on YouTube and other other platforms.

Happy to join the international wrestling community.

So last night, the former heavyweight champion of cable made its streaming premiere.

Monday Night, Rob, moved to Netflix. We've known about this for about a year now, but last night

was the first broadcast. What did you think? What'd you think of the premiere? What'd you think

of the broadcast? It was a massive TV event. It really felt that way. Stars in the crowd from Macaulay Culkin to Vanessa Hudgens to Travis Scott, not to mention that the biggest wrestling stars in the world, John Sina, the Rock, Roman Raines, Solo, So it really felt like a big WrestleMania event. And that's, I think, the way the WWE treated it. You have this first

launch on Netflix, this one of the biggest cable TV shows of all time, now moving to streaming,

really a monumental moment when you think about how people consume media, but also think about

lots of new first-time viewers in the U.S. tuning into Monday

Night Raw because it's on Netflix, because it's at the top of the banner, but more importantly,

around the world. Netflix is the leading streaming provider in countries like India and the

Middle East and Latin America, and these are countries that already have an interest in wrestling,

but haven't had access to the content previously because this has mostly been on U.S. cable TV channels. So I think a really monumental moment for Netflix, too.

Again, continuing to move under these live TV events after their Christmas Day event in the Paul Tyson fight. This is going to happen

every week now. So in a way, this is just another episode of Monday Night Raw, but I think it represents

a transition of how we consume media and really how Netflix is trying to bring in customers.

I mean, it was another episode, but they brought in the superstars. You were seeing John Cena,

you were seeing Dwayne the Rock Johnson, both of whom did not wrestle. Nick, I don't watch a lot of professional

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