WWE Raw airs tonight on the USA Network from TD Garden in Boston, MA.
Logan Paul is back in WWE, and he’s not holding back. Despite teasing retirement after becoming a father, the former United States Champion made a bold return at WWE Raw’s Netflix launch event at WWE headquarters on Wednesday. Paul’s comeback aligns with the red brand’s major move to Netflix, which is set to kick off on January 6.
In typical Logan Paul fashion, the social media sensation-turned-wrestler didn’t shy away from stirring the pot. In a fiery video posted to WWE’s official X account, Paul made it clear that he’s gunning for a top spot and doesn’t plan to ask for anyone’s approval.
“I see the narrative online that I’m a bully,” Paul admitted. “And guess what? I am a bully, and WWE is my playground. I’m not here to take part—I’m here to take over.”
Paul didn’t stop there. With his trademark confidence, he sent a warning to the entire WWE roster, vowing to dominate and take whatever he wants. “Your approval means nothing to me,” Paul said. “Because you’re still watching—and you will stay watching—because you are a spectator, and I am a star. I promise everyone watching: you’re looking at the future WWE World Champion, and his name is Logan Paul.”
Paul’s last WWE appearance was at SummerSlam in his hometown of Cleveland, Ohio, where he fell short against LA Knight in a United States Championship match. Before that, he also lost to Knight in a Money in the Bank qualifying match and came up short against Cody Rhodes at King and Queen of the Ring. Despite those setbacks, Paul seems more determined than ever to climb to the top of WWE.
With Raw heading to Netflix and Paul’s bold declaration to capture a world title, one thing is certain: Logan Paul’s presence in WWE will be impossible to ignore. The question now is, can he back up his words and finally claim championship gold at the very top of the mountain?
WWE fans have been buzzing ever since Monday’s Raw aired a cryptic teaser video that left more questions than answers. The short clip, featuring what appeared to be a stylized “zero” with a line through it—drawn in orange on a black background—has sparked widespread speculation online. Accompanied by dramatic music, the minimalistic teaser has fans wondering: Is this the arrival of Penta El Zero Miedo?
Penta El Zero Miedo, also known as Pentagon Jr., became a free agent at the end of November following the expiration of his AEW contract. Since then, his future in professional wrestling has been a major topic of conversation. The teaser video has only added fuel to the fire, with many fans interpreting the “zero” symbol as a nod to Penta’s iconic “Cero Miedo” persona.
Penta recently appeared in Mexico’s AAA promotion, where he delivered an emotional farewell that seemed to signal a shift in his career trajectory. If WWE is indeed the next chapter for the Lucha Bros standout, it would mark a major addition to their roster. However, signing with WWE would mean he could no longer work with AAA due to WWE’s strict contractual exclusivity.
Penta’s rumored move hasn’t been without drama. His brother and longtime tag team partner, Rey Fenix, remains tied to AEW after the promotion added injury time to his contract. The Lucha Bros’ absence from AEW programming since August 2024 reportedly stemmed from speculation that the duo had been in contact with WWE while still under contract—something that AEW President Tony Khan takes very seriously. Fenix’s frustrations with his treatment in AEW were also evident in now-deleted social media posts.
With Fenix expected to remain with AEW for at least another year, fans have questioned whether Penta would make the leap to WWE without his brother by his side. If Monday’s teaser is any indication, the answer might be a resounding yes.
If Penta does debut in WWE, it would represent a significant signing for the company. Known for his hard-hitting style, charismatic presence, and trademark “Cero Miedo” taunt, Penta has been a fan favorite in every promotion he’s appeared in. WWE has increasingly shown interest in incorporating top-tier lucha libre talent into its programming, and Penta could make an immediate impact—whether as a singles star or part of a tag team.
For now, though, WWE fans will have to wait and see what comes next. Was the teaser truly about Penta El Zero Miedo, or is WWE setting up something entirely different? Until then, speculation will continue to run wild, but one thing’s for sure: all eyes are on WWE’s next move.
WWE Raw airs live tonight on the USA Network from TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts.
WWE Raw airs live tonight on the USA Network from the Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas.
If there’s one thing to know about the Paul Levesque era of WWE, it’s that every detail matters—no line, moment, or background shot is without purpose. That philosophy was on full display during this week’s WWE SmackDown, as a small but significant comment could signal a major roster shakeup in the near future.
During the opening promo segment featuring Cody Rhodes, RAW’s Chad Gable—alongside The Creed Brothers—surprisingly made an appearance on the blue brand. While it might seem odd for RAW Superstars to crash SmackDown, Gable quickly explained that “the transfer window is about to open,” hinting at a potential move to SmackDown. He further noted that SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis was already working behind the scenes to bring him over.
To add fuel to the fire, Michael Cole followed up on commentary, stating that when RAW officially moves to Netflix in January 2025, fans can expect significant changes to both SmackDown and NXT. Cole’s comment left little doubt that trades, roster shake-ups, and call-ups from NXT are on the horizon as WWE prepares for a new era across its brands.
WWE is clearly preparing for a seismic shift in 2025 as it adjusts to new deals and platforms. The “transfer window” could be a game-changing way to keep storylines fresh, create buzz around Superstar moves, and elevate talent from NXT. It also ties into WWE’s growing partnership with Netflix, giving fans plenty to look forward to as WWE embarks on a new era.
For now, details are scarce, but the groundwork is being laid. Keep an eye on SmackDown, RAW, and NXT in the coming months because when the “transfer window” officially opens, the WWE landscape could look very different.
WWE is gearing up for a monumental shift in how fans will experience Monday Night Raw. Starting January 6, 2025, the red brand will move away from traditional cable television and onto the Netflix streaming platform, marking a bold new era for the company. But that’s not the only shake-up in store—according to recent reports, Raw will also adopt a live-streaming format on Netflix, airing in real-time no matter the location of its taping.
Traditionally, Raw episodes taped outside North America have aired at the usual 8 PM EST time slot in the U.S., albeit on a tape delay due to time zone differences. However, starting in 2025, fans can expect live broadcasts regardless of the taping’s origin. For instance, when Raw heads to Europe in March 2025 for shows in Brussels, Glasgow, and London, American viewers will be able to tune in live during the afternoon. For those unable to watch live, the episodes will be available on Netflix as Video-On-Demand (VOD) shortly after they air.
This change aligns with the flexibility and immediacy that streaming platforms like Netflix offer, enabling WWE to further cater to its global audience. Fans worldwide will have the option to watch Raw as it happens, adding a fresh layer of excitement to the weekly flagship show.
In addition to the move to Netflix, Raw’s runtime appears to be evolving as well. While the show traditionally ran for three hours—or two hours in its current temporary format—new reports suggest that WWE may adopt a more flexible runtime. Details remain unconfirmed, but this shift could allow WWE greater freedom to tailor episodes based on storytelling and content needs, rather than adhering to a rigid broadcast schedule.
The premiere episode of Raw on Netflix will emanate live from the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, and the company is pulling out all the stops. WWE has already announced appearances from major stars, including 16-time World Champion John Cena and former Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns. Other top names like Cody Rhodes and Bianca Belair are also slated to appear, promising a blockbuster debut for Raw’s streaming era.
The New Day, one of WWE’s most celebrated factions, reached a bittersweet milestone during their tenth-anniversary celebration on this week’s episode of WWE Raw. What could have been a triumphant moment for the trio of Xavier Woods, Kofi Kingston, and the returning Big E instead turned into a shocking display of turmoil, signaling a dramatic shift for the iconic group.
The segment began with General Manager Adam Pearce inviting Woods and Kingston to the ring, where the duo addressed their recent struggles. Tensions between them had been brewing for weeks, culminating in a heated argument just days earlier. Both men expressed gratitude to the fans for supporting their decade-long journey but hinted that trouble was brewing, assuring the audience, “It’s not your fault.”
Before they could elaborate, Big E’s entrance music hit, drawing an eruption of cheers from the crowd. Big E, who had been sidelined with a career-threatening neck injury since 2022, made an emotional return. However, the excitement quickly gave way to tension as Big E voiced his concerns about the ongoing discord between his longtime teammates.
Big E shared heartfelt words about how Woods and Kingston stood by him through his darkest days, vowing to return the favor by becoming their manager until he was medically cleared to compete. It was a selfless offer—but one that wasn’t met with the gratitude he might have expected.
To the audience’s shock, both Woods and Kingston rejected Big E’s proposal. Woods, visibly upset, accused Big E of only stepping in after weeks of infighting, suggesting that his return felt too little, too late. Kingston’s response cut even deeper. In a bitter tirade, Kingston dismissed Big E’s injury struggles, pointing out how legends like Kurt Angle managed to return to the ring after similar setbacks.
The two berated their former ally, questioning his commitment to the group and casting doubt on his future in the ring. Woods delivered the harshest blow, claiming Big E would never be medically cleared and telling him to walk away for good.
Despite Big E’s attempt to mend fences with a final offer of a group hug, Woods and Kingston stood firm. The once inseparable trio seemed irreparably broken as Woods and Kingston clasped hands in the ring, declaring themselves a two-man unit. Big E, left standing alone, watched on in a poignant moment that marked the end of an era.
The New Day’s decade-long legacy is one of camaraderie, innovation, and record-breaking success. But with this unexpected turn of events, fans are left wondering if this marks the permanent dissolution of the group or the beginning of a heated rivalry among its former brothers.
With Big E’s return to Raw and his promise to be present every week, the story is far from over. Whether reconciliation or further betrayal is on the horizon, The New Day’s 10th-anniversary celebration will undoubtedly be remembered as a pivotal chapter in their storied WWE history.
Stay tuned to see how this emotional saga unfolds—and whether Big E can find his way back into the hearts of his former brothers in the weeks to come.
WWE Raw will air live tonight on the USA Network from the Angel of the Winds Arena in Everett, Washington.
After weeks of speculation and anticipation, WWE has officially added a new midcard title for the women’s division on Monday Night RAW: the Women’s Intercontinental Championship. This announcement follows the recent introduction of the Women’s United States Championship on SmackDown, creating parity across WWE’s brands for their female Superstars.
While many expected this reveal to happen much sooner, especially with the Women’s U.S. Championship tournament already underway, WWE chose an unexpected moment to debut the new title. The announcement was made just before RAW went on the air, and a clip of the unveiling was shared online by wrestling media personality Stephanie Hypes. Fans later got to see the segment as part of the RAW broadcast, but the timing left many scratching their heads.
During the segment, Adam Pearce presented the new championship, explaining its significance as a “workhorse title” designed to highlight the depth and talent of RAW’s women’s roster. The belt itself is a sleek design, echoing the classic look of the men’s Intercontinental Championship but with a white strap to distinguish it as part of the women’s division.
This move marks another significant step in WWE’s continued efforts to elevate women’s wrestling and provide more opportunities for meaningful feuds and matches beyond the main titles. The Women’s Intercontinental Championship has the potential to showcase emerging talent, provide new storyline opportunities, and create a fresh platform for stars looking to break through to the next level.
As WWE expands its title landscape for women, the next question is: which Superstar will step up to claim the inaugural championship? With RAW’s loaded roster, the possibilities are endless, and fans are eager to see how this new championship shapes the future of the division.
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