What time does WWE RAW start tonight? US, UK, India & more (December 1, 2025)

The upcoming epsiode of WWE RAW is expected to be a blockbuster thriller as it will see the fallout of Survivor Series: WarGames. Several major things have been advertised for tonight, including a title defense and two semi-final matches from The Last Time is Now tournament. Top stars like CM Punk, Rhea Ripley, and Bron Breakker will be in the house at Glendale, Arizona.

The timing of the show has been a common concern among fans. The December 1 edition of WWE RAW will start at 8 PM ET/ 5 PM PT. The show will stream on its usual time slot in the United States and fans can enjoy it while savoring their favorite snacks. However, the timing of Monday Night RAW will vary in other parts of the world depending on geographical regions.

WWE RAW timings in different regions

• USA: 8 PM ET/ 7 PM CT (Monday)
• Canada: 8 PM ET (Monday)
• United Kingdom: 1 AM GMT (Tuesday)
• Ireland: 1 AM GMT (Tuesday)
• India: 6:30 AM IST (Tuesday)
• Australia: 11:00 AM AEST (Tuesday)
• Japan: 10:00 AM JST (Tuesday)
• Saudi Arabia: 4:00 AM AST (Tuesday)

How to watch WWE RAW?

Monday Night RAW has lately been the hotspot of several intriguing storylines in WWE. Tonight's show will see the aftermath of the chaotic events from this past weekend and it will be a must-watch. Fans wishing to watch the event live in person can head to Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona, with a valid ticket.

You can also catch all the action live on Netflix as the show streams there exclusively. Netflix has been the official home of WWE RAW in all the countries around the world as part of WWE's multi-year deal with the streaming giant that kicked off in January this year.

Advertised matchcard for tonight's WWE RAW?

The RAW after Survivor Series promises to be a great show, as WWE will look to capitalize on the hype and buzz surrounding the event. Fans can expect some major surprises and shockers tonight in Glendale, Arizona. Here is the advertised card for tonight's Monday Night RAW:

• Gunther vs. Solo Sikoa (Tournament Semifinal)
• Jey Uso vs. LA Knight (Tournament Semifinal)
• AJ Styles & Dragon Lee vs. The New Day (World Tag Team Championship)

The biggest highlight will remain the two semifinal matches in The Last Time is Now tournament, as Saturday Night's Main Event will be the next stop. It will be interesting to see which two superstars make their way into the finals of this marquee contest to become John Cena's final opponent.