WWE: Stephanie McMahon Promotes “Uninterrupted” WWE Programming on Netflix with VPN, First Look at WWE Clash in Paris Stage, Update on New Round of WWE Staff Layoffs This Week

Stephanie McMahon Promotes “Uninterrupted” WWE Programming on Netflix with VPN

A recent episode of the What’s Your Story? with Stephanie McMahon podcast featured Roman Reigns as the guest. This episode was notable for an advertisement spot involving Stephanie McMahon promoting a VPN service called Surfshark. During the ad read, McMahon talked about how WWE fans can skip watching ads on Netflix using this service so that they can watch “uninterrupted” WWE programming.

“WWE on Netflix is truly the best thing ever, but there’s one catch: not everybody gets that. A lot of you are still watching WWE the old school way–on cable, dealing with boring commercials–while I’m enjoying uninterrupted action.”

for viewers to skip watching ads on Netflix for “uninterrupted” WWE programming.

Stephanie telling everyone to use a VPN for WWE on Netflix😭😭😭

She’s telling you guys not to pay $30 pic.twitter.com/305VJHDBxf

— Zashy 🇵🇸 (@Zashy120) August 28, 2025

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First Look at WWE Clash in Paris Stage

Le10sport’s Bernard Colas released a video earlier today featuring a first look at the stage being constructed at the Paris La Défense Arena for this Sunday’s WWE Clash in Paris event in Nanterre, France.

“🇫🇷 As I told you, WWE plans to take advantage of the modernity of Europe’s largest arena to offer an impressive scenography at #WWEClash⬇️”

🇫🇷 Comme je vous l’avait dit, la WWE compte profiter de la modernité de la plus grande salle d’Europe pour proposer une scénographie impressionnante à #WWEClash⬇️
🔗 https://t.co/DoBe5oKpUB
https://t.co/v3KIyNovhL

— Bernard Colas (@BernardCls) August 30, 2025

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Update on New Round of WWE Staff Layoffs This Week

As noted before, WWE had another round of staff layoffs take place this past Thursday at their headquarters in Stamdford, Connecticut due to reasons involving the current restructuring of the company.

PWInsider’s Mike Johnson reported that his sources stated that around four to six people were laid off in total by WWE.

Johnson reported that those spoken to stated that those laid off were from the TV production and social media divisions within WWE.