WWE Unreal: Where to watch the professional wrestling docuseries
WWE Unreal to premiere on Netflix
WWE Unreal, Netflix's eagerly awaited documentary series, is set to premiere on the streaming platform on a yet-to-be announced date this Summer. It will take fans into the writers' room and give them a detailed look at how storylines are developed in the WWE. It will also highlight how careers are often made even before one enters the squared circle.
Here is the teaser of WWE Unreal
In the WWE Unreal teaser, Triple H--- who heads WWE's creative team---is seen telling Jey Uso that the company is set to push him. The video also offers glimpses of some scrapped plans for WrestleMania 41. Going by the whiteboard, which is visible in the video Drew McIntyre was originally slated to face Bron Breakker at the event. 'The Scottish Warrior' eventually locked horns with Damian Priest. Similarly, Jade Cargill was to face Nia Jax at the two-night spectacle. The former AEW star, however, locked horns with Naomi instead.
Additionally, there were plans for Gunther to take on Seth Rollins and CM Punk at WrestleMania 41. However, this too did not happen. 'The Ring General' eventually faced and lost to Jey Uso at 'Mania.
WWE: The road ahead
The company recently wrapped up WrestleMania 41, its biggest show of the year. John Cena beat Cody Rhodes in the main event at 'The Show of Shows to win the Undisputed Championship. The promotion is now gearing up for Backlash, its next Premium Live Event. 'The Champ' is likely to defend his title against Randy Orton at the show.
WWE Backlash will be held in St Louis on May 10.
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