Raw debuted in 1993, and over these 30 years it has always been broadcast on Monday nights. However, at the Bloomberg Screentime Conference, TKO Group CEO Ari Emanuel left open the possibility of Raw changing days.
"You can't underestimate WWE and UFC for the following reasons: first, we don't have a season like almost all sports. We work 52 weeks a year, right? And we are flexible.
Do you want us on Thursday night? Do you want us on Tuesday night? I don't have any of those scheduling and turnover problems, because we're in business all year round.
It's very different from any other sport, because people produce a lot. That's one of the problems with sport. Not in a bad way. We don't have that. Our fans are loyal to the product, and if they have to see another day, they do it."
Shortly after these statements, WrestleVotes made a tweet confirming Endeavor's openness to changing Raw day, but that most people within WWE do not want this change.
