WATCH WWE Monday Night Raw Live Stream Online, 12/15/14 Edition Featuring TLC Fallout

The December 15, 2014 edition of WWE's Monday Night Raw will emanate live from the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit at 8 p.m. Eastern and will feature all the fallout from the TLC pay-per-view on Sunday.

The show will air on the USA Network but if you can't watch on TV, then you can try here or here, both of which broadcast free live streams of the show (this may require downloading a torrent).

John Cena defeated Seth Rollins in a Tables Match on Sunday thanks to some help from Roman Reigns, which means the 15-time champion gets another shot at Brock Lesnar and the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at the Royal Rumble in six weeks. Lesnar has been absent from WWE television since late September, but will the build toward Lesnar-Cena IV start tonight? If so, will Lesnar be there, or will Paul Heyman do all the talking on behalf of his client?

Bray Wyatt got a fortuitous win over Dean Ambrose in the main event of TLC when the Lunatic Fringe went to smash the Eater of Worlds in the head with a production monitor, only for the screen to explode in his face, which allowed Wyatt to nail him with Sister Abigail for the victory. With one victory apiece, it's unlikely the feud between these two is finished. Will they square off one more time at Royal Rumble? If so, what would the stipulation be? Perhaps we will find out tonight.

Chris Jericho is also confirmed to be on Monday Night Raw as the guest General Manager for the night. GMs have had the power to create matches for pay-per-views as well as Raw, so we will have to see if Y2J decides to wield his power to book a match or two at the Royal Rumble.

Roman Reigns returned last night to stop Big Show from interfering in the Cena vs. Rollins match and delivered a Superman Punch to his former Shield brother for good measure. Will either Show or Rollins feud with Reigns now, or will they set their sights elsewhere? Reigns also declared his intention to enter the Royal Rumble and vowed to do even more damage than he did last year, when he broke the record for eliminations with 12.