The Quebecois version of WWE is now streaming live on Netflix.
Indeed, this week Netflix added live Quebecois commentary. The shows hosted live by the Pat Laprade and Kevin Raphael duo have launched, making two live French-language versions available for the broadcast.
As you may know, WWE programs have been available on Netflix in Canada since January 2025, but only a single live French track was offered—the France-based feed with Christophe Agius and Nadir Mohammedi. For the Quebecois version, viewers had to wait for the 48-hour replay, along with the other languages.
Pat Laprade had stated that he would soon be live on Netflix with Raphael by the end of 2026. It was a technological hurdle that prevented Netflix from offering 21 languages live. Now Netflix has updated its infrastructure, and 11 additional languages are available live, including the Quebec duo starting this week.
Laprade commented that this latest addition is a privilege to witness:
”AFTER MORE THAN 300 EPISODES ON NETFLIX… WE ARE FINALLY LIVE! 🎙️🔥
A milestone we’ve been eagerly awaiting!
From now on, Kevin Raphael and I will have the privilege of commentating RAW, NXT, SmackDown and the PLEs LIVE IN FRENCH on Netflix in Canada.
After 9 years on WWE commentary, we will now be able to experience these moments TOGETHER and AT THE SAME TIME.
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And above all, we will continue in the same spirit as at the start: to shine a spotlight on Quebec culture through our commentary, our expressions, and our unique way of narrating wrestling. ⚜️
The WWE in Quebec French!
See you LIVE on Netflix! 🎙️🔥”
🚨 GROSSE ANNONCE 🚨
🇨🇦⚜️ APRÈS PLUS DE 300 ÉMISSIONS SUR NETFLIX… NOUS SOMMES ENFIN EN DIRECT! 🎙️🔥
Une étape qu’on attendait avec impatience!
Dès maintenant, @kevinraphael21 et moi aurons le privilège de commenter RAW, NXT, SmackDown et les PLEs EN DIRECT EN FRANÇAIS sur Netflix au Canada.
Après 9 ans aux commentaires de la WWE, on va maintenant pouvoir vivre ces moments tous ENSEMBLE et en MÊME TEMPS.
Et surtout, on continuera dans la même voie qu’à nos débuts: faire rayonner la culture québécoise à travers nos commentaires, nos expressions et notre façon bien à nous de raconter la lutte. ⚜️
— Pat Laprade (@PatLaprade) September 8, 2026