Predicting the result of all 4 matches on WWE RAW's premiere on Netflix 

Tonight is one of the most historic nights in WWE history. Beginning at 8 PM EST, RAW will stream exclusively on Netflix. This is massive, as it will open World Wrestling Entertainment to a brand new audience. As a result, Triple H and company officials have booked one of the most stacked cards in television and streaming history.

Numerous stars and legends, including The Rock, John Cena, and Logan Paul, will appear on the show. Meanwhile, some of the best wrestlers in the world will be in action, including Rhea Ripley, Seth Rollins, CM Punk, and Roman Reigns.

This article will take a look at the four massive matches announced for tonight's show and offer predictions for how each bout will end. Who will be the big winners? Who will lose on a major stage?

Below are predictions for the results of all four matches on WWE RAW's premiere on Netflix.

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#4. Roman Reigns will defeat Solo Sikoa on WWE RAW

The Bloodline saga has been one of the most compelling ongoing stories in WWE and pro wrestling history. The angle has roots dating back to 2020, but this upcoming match goes back to 2022.

Solo Sikoa, the man who claimed to be The Street Champion and was rejected by his family, officially joined The Bloodline. Over the next two and a half years, he went from The Enforcer of Roman Reigns in The Bloodline to forcefully taking over the WWE stable. Now, Reigns and Solo go one-on-one.

For this match, there is only one rightful winner. Roman Reigns will defeat Solo in Tribal Combat. From there, Reigns will receive his Ula Fala back and officially become The Tribal Chief again. As for Solo Sikoa and the new Bloodline, they will be forced to acknowledge Roman.

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#3. Drew McIntyre will demolish Jey Uso

Drew McIntyre is closely linked to The Bloodline. The Scottish Psychopath attempted to win the coveted Universal Championship from Roman Reigns, but the stable routinely made it impossible.

Years later, Drew still holds a grudge. The former WWE Champion has made it his goal to take out the OG Bloodline one by one, and tonight, he has a chance to take out one of the most popular stars: Jey Uso.

When Drew McIntyre and Main Event Jey Uso clash tonight, the Scotsman will run through the former Intercontinental Champion. It is clear that McIntyre is on his way to a major match with Roman Reigns. As a result, he has to beat the other OG Bloodline members on the way there.

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#2. Seth Rollins will put CM Punk down

The story between Seth Rollins and CM Punk is extremely personal. Seth used to admire The Voice of the Voiceless, but over time, the two had major falling outs behind the scenes. This led to them taking shots at each other while Punk was away from WWE.

Fast forward to the end of 2023, when CM Punk returned to WWE. Tension has been high between the two ever since then. Recently, they've had a few high-profile brawls and segments, including those on RAW last week, where they verbally shredded one another.

This match is likely the main event of Monday Night RAW and, as a result, will deliver in a way few matches can. However, in the end, Seth Rollins will put CM Punk down. He will nail The Stomp, perhaps after doing something underhanded, to stand tall over the former world champion.

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#1. Rhea Ripley will win the Women's World Championship

The final match booked for WWE Monday Night RAW tonight is Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley for the Women's World Championship. Like so many other bouts on this card, this one is years in the making, with roots dating back to 2022.

Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley were teammates before The Eradicator turned heel and joined The Judgment Day. From there, the two injured each other flipped alignments, and Liv even stole Dominik Mysterio and Rhea's stable out from under her.

However, when the two clash on RAW, it is the end of Liv Morgan as the Women's World Champion. Rhea will hit The Riptide on Morgan, pinning the champion and winning the coveted belt.

From there, they will either end their rivalry or have one bout left, perhaps a Last Women's Standing match, to conclude things once and for all.