Following a challenge made on the previous Raw, Money Inc. takes on The Beverly Brothers in tag team action. Also, catch Razor Ramon, Tatanka and Bam Bam Bigelow in singles matches. Finally, Bret Hart gives his first in-ring interview since his loss to Yokozuna at WrestleMania. Check out this huge episode of Raw.

A new era begins on Monday Night Raw. Exit Rob Bartlett and welcome Bobby "The Brain" Heenan as part of the announcing team. However, Heenan might be nervous because Lex Luger put his undefeated streak on the line against Crush. Also, Shawn Michaels has an exclusive interview as he discusses his Intercontinental Title defense the following week against Hacksaw Jim Duggan.

The only two Superstars on the Raw roster today who were also part of WWE in 1993 square off in this episode. Shawn Michaels defends the Intercontinental Title against "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan. Also, Doink the Clown takes on a very young X-Pac (as the Kamikaze Kid), and The Headshrinkers are in action.  Don't miss this classic Raw.

This might be the most historical match during the Monday Night War era. WCW thought it would be a good idea to give away the results of the main event of a taped episode of Raw. This idea turned very bad for WCW as a huge chunk of their audience turned the channel. Not only is this one of the most important matches in Mick Foley's career and the history of Monday Night Raw, but it might involve the loudest crowd reaction ever for a match. If you've never seen Mankind challenge The Rock for the WWE Championship, then you have to check this match out right now!

Mr. McMahon was determined to make Shawn Michaels and Triple H's life a living hell. Back in June 2006, Triple H was placed in a Gauntlet Match against all five members of the Spirit Squad. When it looked hopeless for The Game, Shawn Michaels came out for the save and DX was reborn. Catch one of the most memorable moments in Raw history.

The Hardcore Title is one of the most unique championships because it could be defended at any time with the 24/7 rule. When Eric Bischoff became the GM of Raw, the 24/7 defenses ended. However, to be fair, Eric Bischoff invited every Raw Superstar who was a previous Hardcore Champion to compete in a a Six-minute Battle Royal. The rules were simple: The last Superstar to score a pinfall in that six-minute period was the undisputed Hardcore Champion. With such Superstars as Bradshaw, Tommy Dreamer, Stevie Richards and Terri, this is guaranteed to be the craziest six minutes ever!

Chris Jericho and Jeff Hardy wanted to prove themselves in WWE for two entirely different reasons. Jeff Hardy was tired of being considered just one half of The Hardys and was hoping to score a big victory on Raw. Chris Jericho on the other hand wanted to send a message to his WrestleMania XIX opponent, Shawn Michaels. With both Superstars having a lot to prove, who would come out on top?

Randy Orton had lost the Intercontinental Championship to Edge one night earlier at Vengeance. The Legend Killer had held onto his title for nearly eight months, and wanted it back. Orton cashed in his re-match clause as soon as possible. However, Edge had recently returned from neck surgery and didn't plan on losing the Intercontinental Title an time soon. With a victory on both Superstars' minds, who would walk out the Intercontinental Champion?

When Shawn Michaels took on John Cena in a WrestleMania 23 re-match in London, nobody expected them to wrestle for nearly an hour. Check out for the first time on WWE.com what J.R. calls one of the greatest matches in Raw History and what WWE Magazine ranked as the best match on free TV in 2007.

WWE fans can recall back in 1999 a random secret camera popping up on Raw with a "G-TV" logo on it.  These videos were relatively short and always revealed a deep, dark secret or embarrassing moment for random WWE Superstars. Whether it was Mark Henry having bad gas or Eddie Guerrero in the shower with some of the Godfather's hoes, you never knew what to expect on G-TV. To this day nobody knows who was behind the camera or if it will ever return, but for the first time ever, catch every G-TV video from Raw.

Not even the biggest blizzard of the year can stop Monday Night Raw from taking place. Two big matches highlight the evening, including Bob Backlund taking on Papa Shango and The Nasty Boys challenging The Headshrinkers. Plus, Bobby Heenan conducts an in-ring interview with The Giant Gonzalez. Catch all this and more on this edition of Raw.

Raw returns to New York City with The Bushwhackers, Repo Man, Tatanka and Doink the Clown all in action. Also, find out who WWE inducts as its first member into the Hall of Fame. This is the final Raw before WrestleMania IX, and you don't want to miss it.

Here's a bit of trivia: Which WWE Superstar's entrance music has played more times on Raw than anybody else's? If you guessed Jerry "The King" Lawler's, you're correct. Not only do you get the in-ring debut of Jerry Lawler, but this is also your chance to find out all the late-breaking details and results from WrestleMania IX.

This episode is famous for having the very first catfight on Raw. Sensational Sherri has some unfinished business with Luna Vachon following their WrestleMania IX encounter. Plus, Scott Steiner takes on IRS, Papa Shango wrestles a very young Scotty 2 Hotty and we get the debut of Friar Ferguson. This is definitely the craziest Raw from 1993!

Following their famous Ladder Match in WrestleMania X, this bout is the big rematch between Shawn Michaels and Razor Ramon, and also marked HBK's first return to the ring since.  With SummerSlam only six days away, and Razor Ramon defending his Intercontinental Title against Diesel, Shawn Michaels was sent to the ring to soften up the bad guy.  Could Shawn Michaels complete this daunting task, or would Razor win two straight matches against HBK?

With the Big Game around the corner, WWE 24/7 Online is presenting The Raw Bowl. This unique match features four of the best tag teams in WWE in a Four Corners Match. This is the only match in WWE history to include cheerleaders, timeouts and a marching band!

In truly one of the most defining Raw moments in WWE history, Stone Cold Steve Austin gave the Stunner to Mr. McMahon. At the time, Mr. McMahon was better known as being the broadcasting colleague of J.R. and Jerry Lawler on Raw. However, on this September night, Mr. McMahon decided to teach Stone Cold about proper behavior in WWE. Needless to say, Stone Cold heard enough and gave the Chairman his first ever Stunner.

Triple H has been a staple of Raw for more than 12 years. Back in 1996, Triple H had challenged Hall of Famer, Mr. Perfect to come out of retirement. On this episode of Raw, it seemed like Triple H had gotten his wish. However, after a backstage attack, officials deemed Mr. Perfect unable to compete. Marc Mero stepped in for Mr. Perfect and put the Intercontinental Title on the line against Triple H. Was this the night Triple H's golden dynasty began?

Stone Cold Steve Austin had challenged Owen Hart and the British Bulldog to a Tag Team Title Match on Raw. Originally, it seemed like Stone Cold didn't have a partner and he'd be wrestling in a Handicap Match. After a few minutes of unfamiliar music was heard playing, Mick Foley's character of Dude Love was born. Find out if the unlikely team of Dude Love and Stone Cold Steve Austin were able to capture the Tag Team Championship.

Chris Jericho's return to the WWE might be one of the highlights of 2007. However, Jericho became an instant star when he debuted and interrupted The Rock back in 1999. Check out his WWE debut for the first time ever on WWE 24/7 Online.