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Netflix is protecting you from Brock Lesnar’s t-shirt

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What happened?

Cageside Seats reports that Netflix appears to be applying stricter content standards to WWE programming on replay than WWE itself has shown on the live or original broadcasts. The latest example cited is the replay version of the July 12 Raw, where Brock Lesnar’s “Talk Sh*t, Get Hit” t-shirt was reportedly altered or obscured. The article frames this alongside an earlier instance where Netflix blurred Bron Breakker’s bloody face in Night of Champions replay footage.

Key Takeaways

  • Netflix’s WWE replays are being presented with more visible content edits than some fans may expect.
  • Brock Lesnar’s shirt on the July 12 Raw replay is the latest example highlighted by the report.
  • The shirt contained partially censored profanity, reading “Talk Sh*t, Get Hit.”
  • The article also points to Netflix previously blurring Bron Breakker’s bloody face in a cage match replay.
  • The report suggests Netflix’s standards may be stricter than WWE’s own handling of similar content.

AI Timeline

Netflix-WWE launch

The article says Netflix edited the first offering from its major WWE partnership, establishing an early pattern of content moderation.

Night of Champions

Bron Breakker’s bloody face was reportedly blurred in Netflix replay footage of his cage match with Seth Rollins.

July 12 Raw

Brock Lesnar appeared on Raw wearing a shirt that read “Talk Sh*t, Get Hit.”

Raw replay

The replay version on Netflix reportedly altered or obscured Lesnar’s shirt, according to the Cageside Seats article.

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Sources Covering This Story

Cageside Seats

Timeline

Jul 16, 9:05 PM

Netflix is protecting you from Brock Lesnar’s t-shirt

Cageside Seats • WWE

DALLAS, TEXAS - JULY 13: Brock Lesnar in ring during Monday Night RAW at American Airlines Center on July 13, 2026 in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by Cooper Neil/WWE via Getty Images) | WWE via Getty Images Signs were there from the beginning, Netflix edited the first offering produced by its multi-billion dollar partnership with WWE, after all. Still, we were a little surprised when the streaming company blurred Bron Breakker’s entire head to save us from seeing his bloody face in replays of Breakker’s cage match with Seth Rollins at Night of Champions earlier this month — especially because WWE didn’t seem to have any problem with it. More confirmation that Netflix’s standards are stricter than even the company some wrestling fans still mock for “going PG” comes on the replay version of the July 12 Raw. For his appearance to kick off this past Monday’s show, Brock Lesnar wore a t-shirt that read, “Talk Sh*t, Get Hit”. Everyone knows what the asterisk is in place of, so we’d agree it mig