WWE has made a swap for upcoming episodes of Raw and SmackDown. It’s a busy stretch for the company, as it will hold Saturday Night’s Main Event this weekend in

There appears to be a change in venues for the early January tapings of WWE RAW and SmackDown. WWE’s flagship show, RAW, airs every Monday on Netflix around the world, while SmackDown broadcasts on the USA Network locally on Fridays,

CM Punk appears live as the new World Heavyweight Champion, plus AJ Styles & Dragon Lee defend the World Tag Team titles against Judgment Day.

The road to Survivor Series: WarGames is underway, and the WWE Universe will be in for a treat. A three-time World Heavyweight Champion and fourteen-time WWE Champion, John Cena, will be making his return to Monday Night RAW. With only four dates left, The Cenation Leader's farewell tour has just got bigger.

Three notable “WWE Raw” stars are reportedly backstage for “Friday Night SmackDown.” PWInsider reports that LA Knight, Raquel Rodriguez, and Grayson Waller are inside the Delta Center in Salt Lake City. There’s no word on whether or not any of them will appear on the live airing of “WWE SmackDown.”

Earlier this month, WWE revealed a number of dates for both 2025 and early 2026. The schedule originally called for Barclays Center in Brooklyn to host the January 2 episode of WWE SmackDown. Furthermore, the KeyBank Center in Buffalo was set to host the January 5 episode of WWE Raw.

On the heels of a Saturday Night's Main Event that saw a new world heavyweight champion crowned in the form of CM Punk, WWE rolled into Rio Rancho, New Mexico for a jam-packed episode of Raw that featured the start of the build to Survivor Series on November 29.

"WWE Raw" stars LA Knight and JD McDonagh are advertised for a match on "Friday Night SmackDown," but it likely won't air.

After a chaotic but well-worth-it WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event XLI, which saw two new champions, one of whom is a new SmackDown champion, we deal with the fallout from this past Saturday’s event.