Tonight’s WWE Raw will air live on the USA Network and emanate from the CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, MD.
Fallout from Money In The Bank
Women’s World Championship: Rhea Ripley (c) vs, Natalya
Tonight’s WWE Raw will air live on the USA Network and emanate from the CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, MD.
Fallout from Money In The Bank
Women’s World Championship: Rhea Ripley (c) vs, Natalya
WWE merged with UFC under the Endeavor umbrella back in April, but details on how the company will operate after its completion have been kept close to the vest, for the most part. However, a new report states that it could lead to some major changes being implemented on “WWE Raw.”
According to the “Wrestling Observer Newsletter,” the merger not being finalized is delaying some of WWE’s plans for its flagship Monday night show. The company reportedly wants to explore some changes when the merger is firmly in place, but the report doesn’t clarify what those plans might entail.
Since the merger was announced, some fans and pundits have speculated on the possibility of WWE and UFC running crossover events. However, UFC President Dana White has stated that both companies will remain separate, and their collaborations will pertain to helping each other behind the scenes. So, it’s unlikely that the aforementioned changes are related to bringing MMA stars to “Raw.”
Of course, the aforementioned “Raw” changes could relate to media rights deals. Back in May, WWE CEO Nick Khan said that WWE is negotiating with networks such as Fox and USA in an effort to land the best deals possible. With that in mind, it’s possible that WWE is waiting for the merger to be finalized as those types of decisions will likely require input from their new business partners.
Elsewhere, Khan has toyed with the possibility of “Raw” moving nights and making the show more adult-oriented. If that’s the case, WWE officials might need to run those changes by Endeavor before they make any final decisions. It appears that the UFC merger hasn’t been finalized yet, buts its completion could change the landscape of WWE programming.
Source: Wrestling Inc.
WWE Raw will air live tonight on the USA Network and emanate from the Enmarket Arena in Savannah, Georgia. Tonight’s Raw is the red brand’s go-home show for this Saturday’s Money in the Bank
Tonight’s WWE Raw from the Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland, Ohio on the USA Network at 8/7c.
WWE Monday Night Raw live this evening at 8/7c on USA Network from the Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas.
SmackDown Women’s Champion Rhea Ripley could possibly be getting a new Title belt just as Asuka received a new WWE Women’s Championship this past Friday on SmackDown
Tonight’s WWE Raw is live on the USA Network from the XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut.
WWE World Heavyweight Championship Match: Seth Rollins defends against Damian Priest of The Judgement Day
Women’s Money in the Bank Qualifying Match: Becky Lynch vs. Sonya Deville
Women’s Money in the Bank Qualifying Match: Natalya vs. Zoey Stark
Cody Rhodes to appear on Miz TV
Tonight’s WWE RAW live from the MVP Arena in Albany, New York on USA Network.
Tonight’s WWE Raw is the final show before this Saturday’s Night of Champions in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
WWE Raw will air live tonight on the USA Network and emanate from the Greensboro Coliseum Complex in Greensboro, NC.
One of the great things about, and pitfalls of, live TV is that anything can happen. And that was the case last night for Becky Lynch, who made her triumphant return to “WWE Raw,” only to find herself being interrupted by her own theme music while trying to cut a promo. Fortunately, Lynch dealt with the situation quickly backstage. Posting a video on her Instagram, the former WWE Women’s Champion was seen confronting the culprit who played her music too early. While the problem seemed resolved, an angry Lynch proceeded to nail the sound guy with a forearm, sending him flying back into his seat.
It’s understandable why Lynch was so upset, given that this was her first appearance on “Raw” in nearly a month. “The Man” hasn’t been seen since she was betrayed by Trish Stratus on April 10, following her and Stratus dropping the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship to Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez. Despite being champions with Lita, Lynch defended the titles with Stratus after Lita was unable to compete due to a backstage attack, which Stratus later confessed to. While Lynch has returned to TV, Lita has not been seen since.
Since the betrayal, Stratus has made several appearances on “Raw” making harsh comments towards Lynch, including last night when she brought up Lynch’s two-year-old daughter. While no match between Stratus and Lynch has been announced, it would appear the two are well on their way to colliding in the ring in the near-distant future.
Source: Wrestling Inc.