Where is WWE RAW tonight? (September 23, 2024): Location, time, match card, and more

Tonight's WWE RAW has a lot in store for fans. It currently features a massive championship match and a major return ahead of the upcoming Bad Blood Premium Live Event.

The September 23, 2024, episode of WWE RAW will take place at the Toyota Arena in Ontario, California with a capacity of up to 11,000. It's the home of the MASL's Empire Strykers and the ECHL's Ontario Reign.

Several shows from the Stamford-based promotion have been held in tonight's arena. Episodes from Main Event, SmackDown, 205 Live, and Monday Night RAW were held at the Toyota Arena. The last time WWE was in tonight's location was for the September 28, 2023, episode of Main Event.

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WWE Monday Night RAW: Timing and Venue

City: Ontario, California

Venue/Arena: Toyota Center

Time: 8 p.m. Eastern Time, 7 p.m. Central Time, and 5 p.m. Pacific Time

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Where to purchase tickets for tonight's WWE RAW?

Fans interested in watching the action live can purchase tickets through Ticketmaster. A single ticket ranges from $153.27 to $819 while two tickets range from $125.19 to $632.97.

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What to expect for the upcoming Monday Night RAW episode?

Two matches and one return are currently advertised for the upcoming RAW show, but fans can expect some more surprises tonight.

Last week on the Monday show, Drew McIntyre claimed officials had given him a week off to keep him away from CM Punk. On the other hand, the latter appeared last week to deliver a chilling promo ahead of their Hell in a Cell match at Bad Blood, wherein The Voice of the Voiceless said he would give his life just to defeat his rival, and McIntyre should be prepared to do the same. Tonight, Drew is advertised to appear, but the possibility of both men appearing is also on the table.

Sami Zayn has been relentlessly pursuing the World Heavyweight Championship for weeks, but Gunther has continuously turned down the challenge. Tonight, Sami has the chance to prove his worth again by challenging the champion's partner, Ludwig Kaiser, in a singles match.

Jey Uso emerged victorious in the tournament held on WWE RAW to determine the Number One Contender to the Intercontinental Championship. Last week, Jey and Bron Breakker collided physically and verbally, and fans will finally see both men clash tonight for the gold. It will be interesting to see if a new champion will be crowned or if the 26-year-old will retain the title.