In just a few hours, the Frank Erwin Center in Austin, Texas, will play host to the latest episode of Monday Night RAW.
With WWE Super Showdown in just a few days, everyone on the red brand will be hoping to make a good impression ahead of the third pay per view in the decade long deal between the company and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Though plenty has been announced for Super Showdown, this is all subject to change, and the show may face a major reshuffle.
Tonight, Brock Lesnar hopes to claim the Universal Championship for the third time, and that's not all planned for tonight's three-hour broadcast.
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Here are five things you really need to know before tonight's edition of WWE Monday Night RAW.
#5: The fate of the United States Championship
For over 30 years, the United States Championship has been held by some of wrestling's biggest ever stars.
From it's original holder Harley Race, to Sting, to Edge, to John Cena and most recently, Rey Mysterio.
At Money in the Bank, Mysterio captured the title in controversial fashion, pinning former champ Samoa Joe though some poor officiating didn't notice Joe's shoulders off the mat.
Sadly down with an injury, Mysterio has been ordered to vacate the Star-Spangled strap tonight on RAW, much to the delight of Joe.
The Samoan Submission Machine has already announced he’ll be waiting for Mysterio’s abdication to take back what he believes is rightfully his following the controversial loss.
This may be easier said than done for Samoa Joe, as we can't exactly see the WWE's Ultimate Underdog merely handing over the prestigious title to his nemesis.
@4: Blood is thicker than Scottish water
Though he came up short at WrestleMania 35, Drew McIntyre remains determined to destroy Roman Reigns, and has even gone as far as targetting the Big Dog's family.
Assisting Shane McMahon, the past destroyed Lance Anoa'I last week on RAW, sending a clear message to Reigns.
Well tonight, the Scottish Psychopath will team with the Revival to take on a family affair: Roman Reigns and Jimmy and Jey Uso.
With the Reigns-McIntyre feud well established by this point, and the Usos-Revival feud still gaining traction, a win tonight is of the highest priority for all six men who will battle it out on this week's RAW.
And with Reigns scheduled to face off against Shane McMahon at Super ShowDown, the former World Champion should be wary of interference by WWE's Prodigal son.
#3: What's next for Mr 24/7?
In case you missed it, yesterday saw not one, but two huge title changes regarding to new 24/7 Championship.
Much like it's predecessor the Hardcore title, the 24/7 Championship must be defended at all times, anywhere.
R-Truth found that out the hard way yesterday when he lost the gold to Jinder Mahal on a golf course, only to regain it moments later.
Tonight, Truth will again be expected to defend the title, and there's no shortage of RAW Superstars who would like to take the gold from his once and for all.
It seems everyone is gunning for the champ, especially 205 Live General Manager/Authors of Pain manager Drake Maverick, who has done everything in his power to find truth.
Will the British star get his hands on the 24/7 title tonight? Only time will tell.
#2: The Dead will rise
The Undertaker.
One of the most legendary names in all of wrestling, the Demon of Death Valley has dominated WWE for nearly 30 years after debuting at the 1990 Survivor Series
Even now at 54, the Deadman continues to wow audiences and will aim to do that on June 7, when he takes on Goldberg for the first time ever at Super Showdown.
Before the epic confrontation in Jeddah though, The Undertaker will address the WWE Universe tonight on Monday Night RAW.
What the Phenom has to say remains a mystery for now, but we're sure that what he'll say will directly affect his upcoming match.
With that said, the former WWE World Champion should keep an eye out for any spears of Jackhammers that may come his way tonight on RAW.
#1: Brock. Rollins. The rematch.
Tonight, Brock Lesnar will hope to make history once again, as he aims to become a three-time WWE Universal Champion.
Cashing in his Money in the Bank contract, the Beast will take on Seth Rollins, the very same man who defeated Lesnar in 150 seconds at WrestleMania 35, to win the title.
Lesnar's first match on RAW in 17 years, the bout is sure to be a must-see, as both men aim to prove they're the best just a handful of days away from Super Showdown.
And if that isn't exciting enough, NXT's Matt Riddle (who much like Brock, is a UFC alum), has vowed to ruin Lesnar's cash-in attempt tonight.
Whether the King of Bros means what he is saying is unclear, but tonight's show is going to be must-see!