Trailer Released For ‘WWE: Unreal’ Netflix Series Featuring Unseen Writers Room Footage

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A trailer has been released for ‘WWE Unreal’ – an upcoming docuseries coming to Netflix in the Summer of 2025.

First announced during Night Two of WWE WrestleMania 41, ‘WWE: Unreal’ is set to focus on the behind-the-scenes planning of what plays out on WWE television, with previously unseen footage from within the company’s writers room.

Ahead of the show’s premiere in the Summer, Netflix have shared a sneak peek of what to expect during the series.

As can be seen down below, the trailer begins with WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H saying that they’re going to “lift the curtain” on WWE’s product with the series.

In evidence of that statement we saw Triple H telling Jey Uso that they’re going to “strap the rocket” to him, while we also got a look at John Cena inside the ring rehearsing this year’s Elimination Chamber match.

There is not yet a concrete release date for ‘WWE: Unreal’ at this time, as well as specific details regarding the length of the series and its episodes.

We will provide more details as they become available.

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WWE: Unreal 💥 Coming to Netflix this summer

For the first time ever, step into the WWE writers room and outside the ring with your favorite WWE Superstars, where the drama is just as intense offstage as it is under the spotlight. pic.twitter.com/SM3wJwsBkw

— Netflix (@netflix) April 21, 2025

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