Tonight's RAW comes to WWE fans from the STAPLES Center in Los Angeles. It will be WWE's first appearance in a year and a half.

The last time RAW was at the STAPLES Center was on July 21, 2003 when Booker T successfully retained the Intercontinental Championship against Test. Shawn Michaels was also in action for a WrestleMania XIX rematch against Chris Jericho, but the memorable part of the night came after Kane faced Rob Van Dam when the Red Monster hit Linda McMahon with a Tombstone. Kane had to be escorted into the arena by police officers and he was forced to leave the same way.

RAW had another memorable night at the STAPLES Center at Unforgiven on Sept. 22, 2002. Trish Stratus beat Molly Holly to win the Women's Championship. Also, Triple H retained the World Heavyweight Championship against Rob Van Dam when Ric Flair interfered and hit RVD. The main event was one of the craziest matches in WWE history. Undertaker and Brock Lesnar received a double disqualification when their contest grew so intense that the referee became a casualty.

On May 16, 2004, Judgment Day came to the STAPLES Center as Eddie Guerrero defended his WWE Championship against John Bradshaw Layfield. John Cena retained his United States Championship against Rene Dupree and Chavo Guerrero won the Cruiserweight Championship with one arm tied behind his back when he defeated Jacqueline.

While these events were big nights for the STAPLES Center, the arena's most memorable night was when WrestleMania 21 came to town on April 3, 2005. John Cena won his first WWE Championship when he hit JBL with the FU and pinned him. The World Heavyweight Championship also changed hands that night when Batista defeated Triple H after a Batista Bomb.

The STAPLES Center, which opened in October of 1999, seats up to 20,000 people. Nearly four million people visit the center every year for one of their massive events. The only arena in the United States that hosts five professional sports teams, the STAPLES Center is home to the Los Angeles Clippers and the Los Angeles Lakers of the NBA. It also hosts WNBA's Los Angeles Sparks, NHL's Los Angeles Kings and an arena football team. The STAPLES Center's biggest events include the 2000 Democratic National Convention, the annual Grammy Awards since 2000, the 2004 Pacific Ten Conference Men's Basketball Tournament and the Summer X Games since 2003.

Will John Cena have yet another memorable night at the STAPLES Center? Is Mr. McMahon active for the second straight week? Find out at 9/8 CT on USA.