WWE RAW Poised to Make History With October 9th Show

WWE has all the momentum in the world right now, following the events of the Fastlane Premium Live Event. The company is already looking ahead to their next event and in the meantime, tonight’s episode of Monday Night RAW could end up making history.

The company has announced quite a few matches for tonight’s episode of Monday Night RAW, including Becky Lynch vs. Tegan Nox for the NXT Women’s Championship, Kofi Kingston vs. Ivar in a Viking Rules match, and Nia Jax vs. Raquel Rodriguez.

As pointed out by Wrestling Stats & Info on Twitter, should a men’s title not change hands on tonight’s RAW, then it would mark one entire year that the show hasn’t seen a single title change when it comes to a men’s title. That would be the longest time without such a title change in RAW history.

“If it doesn’t happen this coming Monday, we’ll have gone a full calendar year without a men’s championship changing hands on #WWERaw. There’ve been 6 Raw matches where new women champs have been crowned in that span.“

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“It’s the longest time w/o a men’s title change in Raw history.“

The last time a men’s title changed hands on Monday Night RAW was on October 10, 2022, when Seth Rollins defeated Bobby Lashley in order to become the United States Champion. It remains to be seen whether history will be made on RAW tonight.

What do you make of this interesting story? Do you think WWE would be happy about making history in such a way? Sound off in the comments!