When Does WWE Raw Air Tonight? Time‑Table for US, UK, India & More (Sept 14 2026)

Tonight WWE’s flagship show, Monday Night Raw, is rolling out of the buzzing Arena CDMX in Mexico City. The South‑America tour is in full swing, the crowd’s humming, and the producers have promised a night that could change a few title pictures.

If you’re wondering when to fire up the TV, the basics stay the same: the show begins at 8 PM Eastern Time (ET) and 5 PM Pacific (PT) in the United States. That means the live feed hits your screen right after dinner on the East Coast and a little earlier on the West.

Here’s a quick cheat‑sheet for other corners of the globe (note the dates flip to Tuesday for most of them):

• Canada: 8 PM ET (Mon)
• Mexico: 7 PM CT (Mon)
• United Kingdom: 1 AM BST (Tue)
• Ireland: 1 AM IST (Tue)
• India: 5:30 AM IST (Tue)
• Australia: 10 AM AEST (Tue)
• France: 2 AM CEST (Tue)
• Japan: 9 AM JST (Tue)
• Saudi Arabia: 3 AM AST (Tue)

So wherever you are, you can set an alarm – or a coffee timer – and not miss a beat.

How to watch? WWE has partnered with Netflix for a multi‑year deal, so the easiest way is to stream Raw straight from the platform. Grab your favorite snack, settle in, and you’ll be watching the same live feed the fans in Mexico City are seeing.

The card for tonight is stacked. First up, a Money‑in‑the‑Bank qualifier triple‑threat featuring Je’Von Evans, Austin Theory and Big Cass. Later, Kelani Jordan, Raquel Rodriguez and Lola Vice square off – another qualifier that also marks Lola’s main‑roster debut.

In the middle of the show, Chad Gable puts his Intercontinental Championship on the line against the high‑flying Dragon Lee. And the main event? Roman Reigns defending the World Heavyweight Championship against Penta El Zero Miedo. Expect a few surprise spots – Triple H is known to pull the rug out from under you.

Whether you’re a die‑hard fan or just dipping a toe into the wrestling world, tonight’s Raw should have something that catches your eye. Tune in, cheer loudly, and enjoy the ride.