The long wait was worth it as CM Punk and Seth Rollins unloaded haymakers in a promo that fans can only hope is a preview of what’s to come in WWE’s Netflix Era.

That's right; whether it aired on USA Network, Spike TV, USA Network, again, or even the rare occasion when it was kicked to SyFy Channel for one reason or another, RAW will be coming to fans around the world from its new home on Netflix, where it will be shown weekly for the foreseeable future.

Seth Rollins believes WWE Raw coming to Netflix is the “biggest step forward” the pro wrestling industry has ever taken.

CM Punk and Seth Rollins had a heated confrontation on WWE RAW. They referenced Becky Lynch, Vince McMahon, and more. One week ahead of their match at the WWE RAW on Netflix premiere, CM Punk and Rollins both came to the ring.

For most of WWE Raw's existence, the show has aired on USA Network, with only brief breaks where the show moved to a new network. Monday marked not only the end of Raw's current U

Dreamer then explained that he sees merit in both Rollins and Punk's sides, but specifically leaned into the "Second City Saint's" story. "What CM Punk feels is there are a lot of people who did stab him in the back, and also CM Punk said 'Hey, I had to go,' and I get that," he explained.

WWE Raw is kicking off the Netflix era in a big way. Monday Night Raw moves exclusively to streaming on a global scale for the first time in its 32-year history. The red brand celebrates the occasion with a pay-per-view quality show featuring Roman Reigns,

WWE Superstars Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston of The New Day sparked controversy after turning on Big E. During The New Day’s ten-year anniversary celebrations, Woods and Kingston shocked fans by turning heel.