Get ready, wrestling fans! The much-anticipated docu-series, WWE: Unreal, is set to deliver an inside look at the world of WWE that we’ve never seen before. This groundbreaking series will be available exclusively on Netflix.
Inspiration for this show comes from the popularity of other sports docu-series, like Formula 1: Drive to Survive. Fancy a peak behind the curtain? WWE: Unreal aims to showcase the creative processes behind the spectacular weekly shows and massive events WWE produces.
Expect a raw and honest depiction of the strategic developments of storylines and characters, along with all the highs and lows that happen that fans don’t usually see on-screen.
What Is WWE: Unreal?
This docu-series consists of five episodes that offer a behind-the-scenes look at WWE, focusing on its creative dynamics and the logistical efforts of the wrestling powerhouse. You’ll be taken directly into writers’ rooms, production meetings, and the hectic scenes backstage during major events.
The goal here is clear: WWE: Unreal promises unprecedented access to how WWE crafts its weekly offerings and Premium Live Events (PLEs). It’s also set to cover some landmark WWE events, like CM Punk’s highly awaited return, John Cena’s shocking heel turn at Elimination Chamber, and the excitement of WrestleMania 41.
Release Date for WWE: Unreal
Mark your calendars! WWE: Unreal will premiere globally on Tuesday, July 29, 2025.
Episode Count and Titles for WWE: Unreal
The debut season features a total of five 50-minute episodes, each with its intriguing title:
- Episode 1: New Era
- Episode 2: Push
- Episode 3: Worth the Wait
- Episode 4: Heel Turn
- Episode 5: WrestleMania
Who Will Be in WWE: Unreal?
Fans can look forward to many WWE Superstars and key behind-the-scenes figures sharing their personal and professional narratives in exploration of sports entertainment. The series is set for narration by WWE’s Chief Content Officer and Hall of Famer, Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque.
Some familiar faces you’ll see include Cody Rhodes, John Cena, Rhea Ripley, CM Punk, Jey Uso, Bianca Belair, Charlotte Flair, and more.
How to Catch WWE: Unreal
The WWE: Unreal docu-series is a Netflix original, which means you’ve got to have a subscription to the streaming service to tune in to all the exclusive content.
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