Watch: WWE takes fans behind the scenes in 'Unreal' trailer
The trailer, released on Thursday, shows how WWE produces its weekly shows, from coming up with the storylines to how wrestlers prepare for each match.
"For people that think, 'Isn't that just a bunch of guys pretending to fight?' When you see the behind-the-scenes, I don't know how you can't fall in love with the business," WWE chief content officer and Hall of Famer Triple H says in the clip.
Triple H narrates Unreal, which also explores the decision to have longtime wrestling hero John Cena become a villain and the personal journeys of WWE's biggest stars.
"This was the biggest show of the year. I'm like freaking out and then as soon as my music plays, I'm Rhea Ripley," Ripley says.
Season 1 also features Cena, Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, Jey Uso, Bianca Belair, Chelsea Green, Charlotte Flair and Xavier Woods.
WWE Unreal is coming to Netflix on July 29. Netflix is the current home of WWE's weekly Raw show, which streams live every Monday at 8 p.m. EDT.
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