When Does It Begin on Monday, March 24th in Scotland?

The WWE is still in the midst of their tour of Europe, and that means Raw on Netflix will be live much earlier on Monday than the usual 8 p.m. ET slot. Once the WWE is back in the United States, the show’s start time will return to normal.

For now, with Raw set to emanate from Glasgow, Scotland, here is the viewing information for the show that will feature the second face-to-face meeting between WWE Champion Cody Rhodes and John Cena.

• Date: Monday, March 24
• Start Time: 4 p.m. ET

What to Expect

The Highlights

• Cody Rhodes and John Cena meet face-to-face
• Lyra Valkyria will defend her Women’s Intercontinental Championship against Raquel Rodriguez
• CM Punk will address the fans in Glasgow, Scotland
• Jey Uso and a mystery partner will face A-Town Down Under (Austin Theory and Grayson Waller) in a tag-team match

While Drew McIntyre is currently on SmackDown, it would be a surprise if the WWE doesn’t allow him to make an appearance in his home country. He is embroiled in a feud with Damian Priest, which could mean the two men will brawl at some point in the show.

Rhodes-Cena could open the show, as they did in Belgium, when the latter produced what I believe is the greatest mic work in the history of the business. Cena broke up with the WWE Universe, citing an abusive relationship.

Rhodes rebutted and made a great account of himself as he followed an all-timer of a promo. So, you have to wonder what the two legends have left to offer with so much of their intense lead-up shared last week.

Is it time for Lyra Valkyria to lose the IC belt? In a way, it kind of feels like it could happen. Rodriguez worked hard to come back from injury, and she has been excellent in her role as Liv Morgan’s heavy.

Rodriguez has helped to shift the balance of control in the Judgment Day to her and Morgan, and there is seemingly a break coming with Finn Bálor. Could we see a major step in that direction on Monday?

If Rodriguez wins, expect to see something juicy from Bálor.

The CM Punk, Seth Rollins, and Roman Reigns brawl predictably led to a Triple Threat match at WrestleMania 41 between the three icons. On Monday, it doesn’t appear as though Reigns will be present, but Punk is scheduled to take the mic, and that means he’ll probably be approached by Rollins and perhaps even Paul Heyman.

We may learn a little more about the favor Heyman owes Punk. That detail will likely be a major factor at WrestleMania 41.

Jey Uso is going to have a mystery partner when he faces Grayson Waller and Austin Theory. This is a perfect spot for Joe Hendry to show up on Raw. Hendry is from Scotland, and he’s over in a major way with TNA and WWE fans. We saw this during his brief stint working with NXT in 2024.

I’d love to see Hendry get a long-term run in WWE, and perhaps this could be the start of something for the Scottish strongman. If it isn’t Hendry, it’s likely to be an underwhelming surprise.

It’s hard to imagine WWE missing an opportunity to get the massive pop from the Glasgow crowd that an appearance by Hendry would generate.