WWE RAW (August 24, 2026) - Preview, start time & where to watch
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WWE Raw this Monday airs early at 6 PM ET.
This Monday’s WWE Raw will air live from the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa, Ontario. The August 24 edition will air two hours early at 6 PM ET/ 3 PM PT, as WWE will pre-tape an episode of SmackDown after the show at the venue.
WWE has announced multiple matches and segments in the lead-up to the upcoming Sunday Night’s Main Event. The World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contenders Tournament semi-finals are also confirmed for the show.
With all that in mind, here is a complete preview of WWE Raw’s show this Monday, including the full match card, start times, where to watch, and other key details.
Announced for WWE Raw (August 24, 2026)
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- Oba Femi & Bron Breakker contract signing for Sunday Night’s Main Event
- Stephanie Vaquer vs Roxanne Perez
- World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contenders Tournament Semifinal matches
- Penta vs La Parka
- Rey Fenix vs Dragon Lee
Oba Femi & Bron Breakker contract signing for Sunday Night’s Main Event
Last week, a match between Oba Femi and Bron Breakker was announced for the upcoming September 6 edition of Sunday Night’s Main Event in Atlanta.
Before their highly anticipated showdown, the two stars will put pen to paper in a contract signing for their SNME showdown this Monday.
Stephanie Vaquer vs Roxanne Perez
Last week’s edition saw The Judgment Day’s Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, and Roxanne Perez deliver a brutal beatdown on Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch.
After the attack, Stephanie Vaquer is now set to battle Roxanne Perez in singles action. This match will mark Vaquer’s first in-ring appearance since WrestleMania 42.
World Heavyweight Championship #1 Contenders Tournament Semifinal matches
The ongoing tournament to decide the challenger for Roman Reigns on the September 14 edition of Raw in Mexico City will continue this Monday after the conclusion of the first-round matches. The show in Ottawa will feature the semi-final of the tournament.
Penta will take on La Parka in the first semi-final match, while Dragon Lee battles Rey Fenix. The winner of these two matches will advance into the finals, with the winner facing Reigns for the World title.
WWE Raw Start Time & Telecast Details (August 24, 2026)
| Country/Region | Time | Telecast |
|---|---|---|
| United States, Alaska, Hawaii & Puerto Rico | 06 PM ET / 05 PM CT / 03 PM PT (Monday) | Netflix |
| Canada | 06 PM ET (Monday) | Netflix |
| United Kingdom & Ireland | 11 PM BST (Monday) | Netflix |
| India | 03:30 AM IST (Tuesday) | Netflix |
| Bangladesh | 04:00 AM BST (Tuesday) | Netflix |
| Saudi Arabia | 01:00 AM AST (Tuesday) | Netflix |
| Australia | 08:00 AM AEST / 09:00 AM AEDT (Tuesday) | Netflix |
| France | 12:00 AM CEST (Tuesday) | Netflix |
| Brazil | 07:00 PM BRT (Monday) | Netflix |
| Mexico | 04:00 PM CST (Monday) | Netflix |
| Singapore | 06:00 AM SGT (Tuesday) | Netflix |
| China | 06:00 AM CST (Tuesday) | iQIYI |
| Nigeria | 11:00 PM WAT (Monday) | SuperSport & Showmax |
| South Africa | 12:00 AM SAST (Tuesday) | SuperSport & Showmax |
| Germany | 12:00 AM CET (Tuesday) | ProSieben Maxx |
| Japan | 07:00 AM JST (Tuesday) | Abema |
When and where will WWE Raw take place this week?
The August 24 edition of Monday Night Raw will air at an earlier time of 6 PM ET/3 PM PT from the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa, Ontario.
When and where will the upcoming SNME take place?
The upcoming Sunday Night’s Main Event is scheduled for Sunday, September 6, 2026, at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. It will be WWE’s first-ever Sunday Night’s Main Event.
When and where will Money in the Bank 2026 take place?
The 2026 edition of Money in the Bank is set for October 10, 2026, at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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