WWE Raw: Live Stream And TV Channel Info For Event At The Intrust Bank Arena

WWE Raw superstars will return to action on Monday ahead of the hotly-anticipated Royal Rumble PPV, and here's how to watch the action LIVE.

Brock Lesnar, who announced that he would enter at No 1 in the Royal Rumble match, will make a stunning appearance on Monday Night Raw.

The 42-year-old WWE champ has not competed in a match since his victory over Rey Mysterio at Survivor Series back in November.

Here's how to watch all of the action LIVE in the United Kingdom on Tuesday.

Where will the latest episode of Raw be held?

Raw is heading to the Intrust Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas.

What channel is it on?

BT Sport will show Raw LIVE on BT Sport 1 in the early hours of Tuesday.

BT Sport subscribers can stream the show online through the BT Sport app.

WWE fans can download the app for FREE on multiple devices, including Apple TV, Xbox, PlayStation and Samsung Smart TV.

And BT Sport's app will also work on mobile devices and tablets, which includes iOS, Android and Windows 10.

Sky lost the rights to broadcast Raw and SmackDown in 2020 after BT Sport signed a multi-year exclusive agreement with WWE last June.

What time does it start?

WWE fans can watch the latest episode of Raw from 1am local time.

What can I expect on Raw?

WWE has announced that Rusev will team up with Liv Morgan for a mixed tag team match against Bobby Lashley and Lana.

And a major showdown will happen on Raw as Andrade defends the United States Championship against Mysterio in a ladder match.

WWE posted on its website: "Following Andrade's highly personal theft of Mysterio's mask last week, it has been determined that the two will battle for Andrade's United States Championship in a ladder match -- a rarity for Monday Night Raw, a treat for the WWE Universe and a decisive opportunity for each Latino icon to show that they shine brightest."

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