WWE SmackDown is the second longest running weekly TV show in the company's history since debuting in 1999. Based on the catchphrase introduced by The Rock, the

It looks like WWE SmackDown will be getting a third hour in the near future. WWE SmackDown has been a two-hour show since its inception. That looks to change, according to a new report from WrestleVotes on WrestleVotes Radio.

WWE Smackdown will undergo another significant change next year. With Monday Night Raw moving to Netflix in January 2025, Smackdown will now be adding a third hour starting the same time, according to a report by Wrestle Votes Radio.

As we previously reported here on eWn, WWE Friday Night SmackDown will transition to a three-hour format in January 2025.

After Rhodes retained his Undisputed WWE championship in a steel cage match against Solo Sokia last week, he was attacked by The Bloodline. Unlikely allies, Reigns came out to mak

Raw is moving to Netflix in 2025, marking a major shift from television to streaming. SmackDown will stay on TV but may extend its runtime by an hour starting January 2025. NXT will transition to the CW network this October.