WWE news: Big change to WWE Raw being enacted after 15 years; Cody Rhodes reacts to news

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is reportedly all set to make a huge change in way y operate as y are ending  TV-PG (Parental Guidelines) era and switching to TV-14 Rating system. This massive change will help WWE compete with or pro wrestling competitors such as All Elite Wrestling (AEW), where use of profanity is allowed. Following this change, WWE superstar Cody Rhodes took to his official social media handle to react.

WWE RAW set to return to TV-14 rating

According to Andrew Zarian of Mat Men Podcast, Monday Night RAW will have a TV-14 rating from July 18 episode. This will be first time show will return to this rating in almost 15 years. last time this rating was used was before 22 July episode in 2008.

This change will result in a huge transition as re is a lot that is outright banned on WWE due to its TV-PG rating. Scenes that involve blood, profanity and that of sexual nature are prohibited from being telecasted. With this massive change in rating, it remains to be seen what WWE has in ir plans to showcase to ir audience. While rules have been bent on some occasions during  TV-PG era, for most part, scenes of profanity were extremely low.

Cody Rhodes out of action for remainder of 2022

After a vicious attack by Seth Rollins, WWE's official Twitter handle reported on June 11 that Cody Rhodes will be out of action for nine months. Due to a torn pectoral tendon, American Nightmare will need a long road to recovery.

How to watch WWE RAW live in India?

Fans wondering how to watch WWE Monday Night Raw live in India can tune in to Sony Sports Network, which has official telecasting rights in country. shows will be broadcast live on Sony Sports 1 SD/HD in English and on Sony Sports 3 SD/HD in Hindi. Meanwhile, shows will also be broadcast in Telegu on Sony Sports Telegu. As for live updates of weekly episodes, fans can tune in to official social media handles of WWE.