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Roman Reigns and OG Bloodline Could Move to WWE RAW Before Netflix Debut

WWE is preparing for a major shake-up ahead of Monday Night RAW’s highly anticipated Netflix debut, and reports suggest Roman Reigns and the OG Bloodline could be making the switch to RAW.

WWE’s New Transfer Window Concept

On the December 6, 2024, episode of SmackDown, Michael Cole introduced WWE’s first-ever transfer window. This innovative idea allows superstars to move across RAW, SmackDown, and NXT. According to PW Nexus, this initiative could see Roman Reigns and the OG Bloodline—including Sami Zayn and The Usos—head to RAW.

This strategic move is part of WWE’s effort to generate excitement and maximize viewership as RAW debuts on Netflix on January 6, 2025. The transfer window is expected to boost RAW’s star power, ensuring the red brand becomes a focal point for the streaming giant.

Netflix’s Influence on WWE Programming

As WWE transitions from the WWE Network to Netflix on January 1, 2025, the streaming platform is reportedly influencing key decisions. Bringing Roman Reigns to RAW aligns with Netflix’s strategy to attract a global audience by showcasing top-tier talent. The move could also lead to potential title changes, making WWE programming more dynamic and unpredictable.

Impact on WWE Storylines

If Roman Reigns and the OG Bloodline make the move to RAW, it could significantly alter ongoing storylines. Reigns’ dominance on SmackDown has defined the brand for years, and his transfer to RAW would offer fresh matchups and rivalries. The red brand could see clashes between Reigns and superstars like Cody Rhodes, Seth Rollins, or Drew McIntyre, reinvigorating the main event scene.

The potential move also raises questions about how SmackDown will evolve in Reigns’ absence and which superstars might take his place as the face of the blue brand.

Fans Anticipate Major Changes

With the transfer window in full swing, fans are eager to see how WWE reshuffles its roster. The possible move of Roman Reigns to RAW could mark the beginning of an exciting new era, blending legacy stars with emerging talent.

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