Adam Pearce sends an emotional goodbye message following WWE RAW

With Adam Pearce at the wheel, 2024 has been a successful year for WWE RAW. It was also the red brand's final year on the USA Network. This long-standing partnership has officially come to an end following tonight's episode, with the show moving to Netflix on January 6.

Shortly before the main event segment, a war of words between Seth Rollins and CM Punk, Vic Joseph thanked Pearce for WWE RAW's memorable year. The general manager turned it around, thanking the USA Network instead for airing the red brand for over three decades.

Adam Pearce also took to his X (fka Twitter) account to send an emotional tweet bidding farewell to the USA Network, stating that it had been an honor. The WWE RAW General Manager proclaimed his gratitude on behalf of everyone on the red brand once again:

"From the inception in ‘93, to my first appearance in ‘97, to tonight’s network finale: It’s been an honor. On behalf of everyone at #WWERaw, I extend my deepest personal and professional gratitude to @USANetwork. A million times over: THANK YOU. 🙏," Adam Pearce wrote.

The USA Network has been the home of WWE RAW from 1993 until tonight, except for a five-year period in the early 2000s. It remains to be seen what changes will take over Monday nights as the move to Netflix gets underway.

Several big matches are set to take place on next week's premiere, including CM Punk vs. Seth Rollins. Roman Reigns will battle Solo Sikoa for the Ula Fala in a Tribal Combat Match, while Rhea Ripley and Liv Morgan have a Last Woman Standing Match to prepare for. Drew McIntyre vs. Jey Uso has also been added to the show, while John Cena is set to make his return.