Watch WWE 'Monday Night Raw' Live Stream Online 9/28/15 Setting Up MSG Live Event

The September 28, 2015 episode of WWE's Monday Night Raw will air live from the First Niagara Center in Buffalo and will set up the WWE Network live special from Madison Square Garden in the heart of New York City on Saturday, along with the Hell in a Cell pay-per-view on Sunday, October 25. The show will air on the USA Network, but if you can't watch there, then try here or here – both of which broadcast free live streams of the show (this may require downloading a torrent).

Tonight could mark the beginning of Brock Lesnar's Go to Hell tour, which technically does not begin until The Beast invades Madison Square Garden on Saturday. In case you have forgotten the stops on the tour, Lesnar will first tangle with Big Show. Next, he will appear on Stone Cold Steve Austin's podcast, The Steve Austin Show, after the October 19th episode of Monday Night Raw, the last one prior to the Hell in a Cell pay-per-view. The tour concludes with a third and likely last match against The Undertaker at that show.

WWE first announced this tour at the Night of Champions pay-per-view two weeks ago, but no one centrally involved in this storyline has made a peep about it since then. But that could realistically change tonight, and all we need is to hear the words "Ladies and gentlemen..." Paul Heyman could easily head to the ring and hype us all up for his client, BRRRRRROOOOOOCK LLLLLEEESNAR, to demolish the Big Show yet again. But that's just the beginning, as The Beast Incarnate will then stare down Stone Cold Steve Austin and answer The Rattlesnake's hard questions. And last but by no means least, Lesnar will take vengeance upon The Undertaker after the Phenom lucked into the first win of his career at SummerSlam.

This entire program doesn't need much more than Heyman's amazing work to sell us all on it, so let him do what he does best. He can pontificate in the ring for a few minutes and yell Brock Lesnar's name 15 times, and that's all we need to regain momentum for a feud that probably won't truly pick up again until mid-October.

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