WWE has announced new broadcast changes for its flagship shows for Spanish-speaking fans across South America and Central America.
During the September 27th episode of WWE SmackDown, long-time WWE Spanish commentator Marcelo Rodriguez confirmed that both WWE Raw and WWE Friday Night SmackDown will now air on the WWE Espaol YouTube Channel, covering all South American and Central American countries, excluding Mexico.
This change comes after WWEs Spanish broadcast previously aired on Fox Sports. The switch to the WWE Espaol YouTube Channel aims to provide better access for Spanish-speaking fans in these regions.
Upcoming Changes:
- October 7th marks another significant change as WWE Raw will become a two-hour show until its final episode on the USA Network in December 2024.
- In January 2025, WWE Raw will transition to Netflix, at which point it will no longer be available on the WWE Espaol YouTube Channel.
With WWE Raw and SmackDown moving to YouTube for Spanish-speaking audiences in South and Central America, WWE continues to evolve its programming to reach even more fans globally.
How do you feel about WWE Raw and SmackDown airing on the WWE Espaol YouTube Channel? Will it make it easier for you to watch? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
