WWE's Netflix Censors Are At It AGAIN (WWE News)

Censorship strikes again with this week's WWE Raw on Netflix.

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With various WWE moments being censored - or outright removed, for that matter - on Netflix replays in recent months, that trend has now continued with this week's Raw broadcast.

Previously, fans have seen Bron Breakker's bloody face blurred out during his Night of Champions 2026 match with Seth Rollins; Brock Lesnar's "Talk S**t Get Hit" t-shirt has been blurred out; a Becky Lynch reference to Liv Morgan sleeping with Dominik Mysterio was completely cut out; a bloodied Royce Keys was blurred out after an attack from Jacob Fatu on Raw earlier this year; and, most recently, the Usos' faces were blurred out after they were attacked by Keys and OTM.

While WWE expected there to be some restrictions when they agreed to the mammoth deal to stream on Netflix, recent reports note that the pro wrestling market leader feels "handcuffed" and didn't expect there to be quite so much censorship.

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As for the latest censorship issue, that involves the closing angle from this week's Raw, where a wild brawl between 946 and the Bloodline resulted in Jaida Parker 'accidentally' running down Jacob Fatu with her car, before it was revealed that Ms. Parker was the latest addition to 946. If you go back and watch that segment on Netflix now, the screen cuts to black at two separate times - when Royce Keys slams his car door into Fatu, and when Jaida hits Fatu with her car.

Following the same pattern as those previously mentioned incidents, Raw's closing angle is available to watch in full and uncensored on WWE's various social platforms.

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