The WWE Universe Creates Wild Fan Films To Honor 30 Years of Monday Night RAW

For 30 years, Mondays have been synonymous with one thing: WWE’s Monday Night RAW. When the first RAW hit screens on Jan. 11, 1993, fans couldn’t have possibly known what to expect over the next three decades of in-ring sporting entertainment.

To honor this incredible milestone, USA Network asked the WWE Universe at large to recreate some of the most iconic moments in WWE history using “their own passion and creativity.” Partnered with Tongal, a global community of creators, we’re proud to present a handful of unique fan films that pay homage to Monday Night RAW’s proud, loud, and chaotic-as-hell history — from Stone Cold Steve Austin hitting The Rock with a beer bath to Kurt Angle’s milk bath, Seth Rollins turning on The Shield, The Undertaker’s Debut as The American Badass, and so, so much more, it was hard to narrow down the best moments of them all.

So not only were fans able to celebrate RAW's 30th anniversary on USA Network on Jan. 23 and now relive the excitement on Peacock, but the WWE Universe can witness its very own work in the above video. It's all part of the Road to WrestleMania 2023, which includes the Royal Rumble — the 30-man battle to take on Roman Reigns for the Universal Championship — on Jan. 28 as well as the Road to WrestleMania Supershow at Madison Square Garden in New York City on March 12.

You can relive 30 years of Monday Night RAW by streaming it on Peacock. And keep an eye on USA Insider as we continue to cover the Road to WrestleMania 2023.