New Report Offers Major Update On Roman Reigns Showing Up For WWE Raw’s Jan. 6 Debut On Netflix
Roman Reigns is unquestionably one of the marquee attractions of WWE’s modern era. With Monday Night RAW’s highly anticipated move to Netflix coming up, one thing is for sure. The streaming giant would be looking to add maximum star power with a new update on Roman Reigns‘ status for the show.
WWE signed a staggering $5 Billion deal with Netflix last year. This will see their flagship show, Monday Night RAW, move to Netflix. The debut show will take place on January 6 from the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles. Furthermore, it is expected to be a blockbuster show.
With WWE making a huge transition, a lot of big things have been planned for the debut episode. Furthermore, it was rumored that Roman Reigns would be a part of the show. Now, a new update has hinted at his possible in-ring involvement when RAW arrives on Netflix.
According to Dr. Chris Featherstone of Sportskeeda, Roman Reigns is scheduled to compete on RAW’s debut episode on Netflix.
Moreover, there had been previous reports that Netflix is heavy on bringing Roman Reigns to RAW. This could possibly come as part of the upcoming Transfer Window. This will see major changes on all three WWE brands. So Reigns could very well find himself on RAW after conquering SmackDown for well over four years.
Roman Reigns last competed at the WWE Survivor Series Premium Live Event. He was part of the OG vs New Bloodline WarGames match. The match saw Reigns, the OG Bloodline, and CM Punk defeat Solo Sikoa and his Bloodline in a gruesome match.
While Reigns was previously advertised to compete at the upcoming WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event, that is not the case anymore. So we will have to wait and see if Roman Reigns would indeed be booked to compete on RAW’s debut on Netflix. If that happens, it will be his first match on RAW in almost five years.
Best Selling Auto Brands Ranking up to October 2024 is still dominated by Toyota (-0.6%), followed by Volkswagen in 2nd (-0.2%) and Honda in 3rd (-2.4%) . BYD surged 39.4%, climbing to 6th, while BMW fell out of the Top 10.
The Global Auto Brands Ranking
Sourcing local Minister of Transportation or deputy agencies, we collect new light vehicles registrations, country by country, brand by brand, in 159 markets worldwide. Extracting data for our Global Auto Database we are able to report on this ranking as several others.
Considering cumulative data up to October 2024, Toyota was still the best selling brand, with 7,49 million vehicles sold. Despite a 0.6% year-on-year decrease, the Japanese giant maintained its decade-long leadership in the market, securing a 10.9% share of all global sales.
Volkswagen ranked in 2nd, with 3,94 million units sold and a 5.7% share of the global market (-0.2%).
In third place Honda -up 1 spot- with 3,07 million units sold and a market share of 4.5% (-2.4%).
In fourth place Hyundai -down 1 spot- sold 3,06 million vehicles (-3%), followed by Ford with 2,95 million sales (-0.2%) and BYD -up 3 spots- at 2,95 million (+39.4%). BYD is an EV specialist still selling ICE vehicles (representing over the half of company sales). In 2019 BYD ranking was the 49th in the world!
Nissan ranked in 7th with 2,59 million (+0.9%), followed by Chevrolet -down 2 spots- with 2,46 million units sold (-5.5%), and Kia -down 1 spot- with 2,41 million sales (-3.7%). Closing the top 10, Mercedes -up 1 spot- which reported 1,77 million new registrations (-1.1%). Tables with sales figures
In the table below we report sales for Top 25 Brands.
