Location from WWE by WWE / TKO Group
The longest-running weekly episodic television program in history — WWE's flagship show, the place where storylines live or die, and where the Monday night has belonged to wrestling since 1993.
Raw is where wrestling happens between the pay-per-views — but it is not lesser. Raw built the Attitude Era in real time: the Austin-McMahon saga, DX's invasion of WCW, the debut of The Rock's promo style, Mankind's title win. It built The Shield, The Authority, The Bloodline. Three hours every Monday night, it is the ongoing novel of WWE — the place where angles build, where characters turn, where the roster shows up every week to advance the story or blow it up entirely. The best moments on Raw feel genuinely live and uncontrolled. That is its unique power.
An arena that changes every week as WWE tours the country — but always the same core architecture: the red Raw logo illuminated on every surface, the entrance ramp flanked by LED pyro columns, and a crowd whose energy tells you everything about whether the show is working. Raw has hosted everything from title changes to live firings to retirement ceremonies to surprise returns. The set changes with eras — sometimes elaborate, sometimes stripped back to the essentials of ring and crowd.
Also known as: Raw, Monday Night Raw, Raw is War