WWE Monday Night Raw: UK start time, matches announced and quick Elimination Chamber results

With the fallout from Elimination Chamber still smouldering, the marquee for ‘The Showcase of the Immortals’ appears to be locked in, featuring the kind of high-stakes clashes that only Sin City could host.

From a ‘Holy Grail’ showdown between CM Punk and Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship to the powerhouse collision of Rhea Ripley v Jade Cargill after Ripley’s victory over the weekend, and the technical war between Stephanie Vaquer and Liv Morgan, the top of the card looks like a certified blockbuster across the weekend.

However, in a business where a contract is often only as sturdy as a folding chair, the ‘confirmed’ status of these matches is starting to feel a little shaky.

We’ve been told these are the bouts that will define the biggest weekend in sports entertainment, and on paper, the hierarchy of WWE feels more established than it has in years. But as any veteran of the Grandest Stage knows, the gap between the Chamber and the opening bell in Vegas is a long time for egos to clash and plans to crumble, especially when the biggest prizes are on the line.

The real chaos is bubbling over regarding the supposed clash between Randy Orton and Drew McIntyre.

While the Scottish Warrior is walking tall after snatching the gold from Cody Rhodes and once again costing him the opportunity to challenge for the WWE Undisputed Championship at Elimination Chamber, the American Nightmare isn’t exactly known for taking a loss and fading into the background.

With Drew set to defend his championship against Cody Rhodes on this week’s SmackDown, could there be a fork in the road when it comes to Randy Orton’s chance to earn the WWE Undisputed Championship after his victory in the Elimination Chamber?

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of this evening’s episode of WWE Monday Night Raw, including UK start time.

What time is WWE Monday Night Raw starting in the UK today?

It’s a late start for UK fans of the WWE Universe, with this evening’s show taking place in the United States - roll on the next European tour.

But for those who can’t miss a moment of the action, WWE Monday Night Raw will air exclusively on Netflix from 1am GMT on March 3, with on-demand repeats shortly after the initial broadcast.

What matches have been confirmed so far for Monday Night Raw?

WWE Intercontinental Championship: Dominik Mysterio (c) v Penta

In a clash of styles that is bound to be a highlight of the night, ‘Dirty’ Dom puts his title on the line against the sheer violence of Penta. Dominik has managed to survive as champion through a mixture of Judgment Day interference and pure, unadulterated luck.

However, Penta doesn't care about Mysterio’s pedigree - he’s coming for the arm and the gold.

Can Dom find a way to escape with his title intact, or will ‘Cero Miedo’ bring a new championship home?

Gunther v Dragon Lee

This is a purist’s dream match that will likely see the ring canvas tested to its limits.

Gunther, the ‘Ring General,’ doesn't take kindly to high-flyers, and Dragon Lee is perhaps the most explosive athlete on the roster today. While Dragon Lee has the speed to outrun almost anyone, he can't outrun a Gunther chop forever.

This match is all about respect and dominance - will the Austrian bruiser crush the spirit of the luchador, or can Dragon Lee pull off the upset of the year?

Women’s Intercontinental Champion AJ Lee set to appear

Since capturing the Women's Intercontinental Championship this weekend, AJ Lee has reminded everyone why she was the original pioneer of the modern era.

Tonight, the ‘Goddess of the Mid-card’ appears to see who dares to step up next; with WrestleMania on the horizon, the line of challengers is out the door, but AJ has never been one to shy away from a fight- and with Becky Lynch none too happy with the outcome, will she demand a rematch?

Adam Pearce to address Seth Rollins’ return

Elimination Chamber was already a chaotic night, but the roof nearly blew off the stadium when Seth Rollins made his shock return.

Tonight, Raw General Manager Adam Pearce has the unenviable task of trying to maintain order. Rollins has a history of "burning it down" whenever he feels slighted, and after being out of the picture for months, he’s likely looking for the shortest path back to the gold.

Pearce will have to decide if Rollins is back as a competitor or a massive liability to the WrestleMania card.

Who were the big winners at WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 over the weekend?

Elimination Chamber is now in the books, and along with a surprising debut of Danhausen, who was locked in a wooden crate for all these weeks, the following results took place, with two people booking their place at WreslteMania 42 by virtue of winning their respective Elimination Chamber matches.

WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 - quick results

• Men’s Elimination Chamber: Randy Orton wins by last eliminating Cody Rhodes
• Women’s Elimination Chamber: Rhea Ripley wins by last eliminating Tiffany Stratton
• World Heavyweight Championship: CM Punk (c) retained against Finn Balor
• WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship: AJ Lee defeated Becky Lynch (c) to win the championship

The PLE is available to stream on demand from today exclusively through Netflix in the UK.