Raw Roulette 2002
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External linksOct 7, 2002 . It's RAW Roulette night, as Bischoff spins a Steel wwe raw roulette 2018 highlights cage match right off the bat. . while HHH unmasks, hits the Pedigree, and gets the pin at 2:34.

Jeff Hardy & Rob Van Dam – Raw, 7 October 2002 WWE This match was decided via Eric Bischoff’s Raw Roulette system and was supposed to feature Kane’s fellow tag champion, The Hurricane. The fourth TLC match, TLC IV, occurred on the October 7, 2002 edition of Raw, where four tag teams had drawn, as a result of 'Raw Roulette' (where the match type of every match of the card was determined by spinning a wheel), a TLC match.

List of WWE Raw special episodes

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This is a list of special episodes of the professional wrestling television series WWE Raw . Throughout its broadcast history, the show has aired episodes that have different themes. Some of them are yearly events such as the WWE draft and the Slammy Awards . Others include tributes to various professional wrestlers who have recently died or retired from actively performing.

First two-hour Raw broadcast
Including clips from the Royal Rumble

Thursday airing of Raw
Shawn Michaels forfeited the WWF World Heavyweight Championship due to injury, claiming that he had 'lost his smile'.

Saturday airing of Raw
Taped on February 8, 1999 at SkyDome in Toronto , with an attendance of 41,432, making it the highest attended Raw event.
Aired live in Canada on TSN . [4]

The final night of the Monday Night Wars .
Vince McMahon addressed the purchase of WCW by the WWF (which was simulcast on what was the final episode of WCW Monday Nitro on TNT ). Shane McMahon interrupted his father's address by appearing on Nitro to say that he purchased WCW.

Start of the Brand Extension .
Vince McMahon selects the SmackDown roster while Ric Flair selects the Raw roster.

Involving the rosters of Raw and Smackdown
The stipulations of matches were decided by the spin of a wheel.

Celebrated the show's 10th anniversary, showcasing the Top 10 moments in Raw history.
Included an awards ceremony hosted by Stacy Kiebler and Jonathan Coachman at Times Square in New York City .

Involving the rosters of Raw and Smackdown
The stipulations of matches were decided by the spin of a wheel.
It included the first-ever women's Steel Cage Match in WWE history ( Lita vs. Victoria ).

First three-hour Raw broadcast.
Return to the USA Network .

Memorial to Chris Benoit and his family
Clip show in international markets

Christmas episode, honoring American armed forces.

Involving the rosters of Raw , Smackdown and ECW
The stipulations of matches were decided by the spin of a wheel.

King of the Ring tournament
Involving the rosters from all three brands.

Slammy Award show
Involving the rosters from all three brands

Involving the rosters from all three brands
Three world championships were defended; WWE , ECW , and World Heavyweight .
Final episode that the ECW roster of its roster would be on Raw.

Involving the rosters from Raw and SmackDown.
Appearance by Jesse Ventura

Slammy Award show
Involving the rosters from all three brands.
Appearance by Dennis Miller
Color commentary by Matt Striker

Comprised re-matches from past WrestleMania events.
Appearance by Steve Austin

Due to air travel disruption after the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption , most of the Raw roster remained in Belfast after a European tour and was replaced by the SmackDown roster.
Appearances by Will Forte , Kristen Wiig and Ryan Phillippe of MacGruber

Involved the rosters from Raw and SmackDown.
Alternate color commentary by Matt Striker .
SmackDown General Manager Theodore Long and John Cena took over authoritative duties.

The second commercial-free Raw broadcast.
Appearance by astronaut Buzz Aldrin . [21]

Involving the rosters from Raw and SmackDown.
Match selections were voted on WWE.com.
Appearances by Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson and Sharlto Copley of A-Team . [22]
Debut of The Nexus . [23]

Involving the rosters of Raw and Smackdown
The stipulations of matches were decided by the spin of a wheel.
Appearances by NFL wide receiver Chad Johnson

Three-hour episode with appearances by former wrestlers and personalities .
Everything in the show was also supposed to temporarily revert to the 1993 RAW format. However, while some items from 1993 were used (such as the ring and the theme music), it used 1980s-era WWF opening as well as the stage set-up from around 1996.

Three-Hour King of the Ring tournament.
Involving wrestlers from both Raw and SmackDown.
Appearance by Miss USA Rima Fakih

Slammy Award show hosted by actor David Arquette
Involving the rosters from Raw and SmackDown

Involved the rosters from Raw and SmackDown.
Alternate color commentary by Booker T .

Birthday celebration for The Rock
Appearances by Mýa and Pitbull [25]
It was also briefly celebrating the death of Osama Bin Laden , who was killed the previous night.

Three-Hour episode that involved the rosters from Raw and SmackDown.
WWE Hall of Famer Steve Austin served as Raw General Manager. The episode was also called Stone Cold Raw .
Alternate color commentary by Booker T .

Three-Hour episode involving the rosters from Raw and SmackDown.
Match selections were voted via mobile phone.
Alternate color commentary by Booker T .

Involving the rosters of Raw and Smackdown
The stipulations of matches were decided by the spin of a wheel.
Appearance by WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels
CM Punk made his famous 'pipebomb' shoot speech at the end of the show.

Three-hour Slammy Award ceremony.

Special episode celebrating the show's 1,000th episode.
Episode started Raw's new permanent three-hour format and new logo.
Included an exclusive live chat interview with Charlie Sheen via Skype .
Color commentatory for opening match by Jim Ross

The last Raw of 2012.
Every title (except the WWE Championship , which was defended the following week in a Tables, Ladders and Chairs match ) was on the line and the champions got to choose their opponent(s).

This show celebrated the 20th anniversary of Raw
Commentary for main event by Jim Ross

Appearances by former wrestlers and personalities .
Like the previous Old School Raw , this was more of an anachronism -type episode, with some key differences from the 2010 episode being the use of the Attitude Era theme song from the War Zone segment during backstage segments right before commercial, as well as the use of a modified 1980's WWF logo without the 'F'. The latter was the result of the 2012 settlement between the WWE and World Wide Fund for Nature that allowed the WWE to uncensor the Attitude Era WWF scratch logo in archival footage in exchange of no further use of any WWF logos in new, original footage. [32]

Special country-themed episode of Raw .
Live performance from Florida Georgia Line .

Slammy Awards ceremony, hosted by actor Seth Green

Hulk Hogan (as 'Ho Ho Hogan') was the General Manager.

A New Year's Eve-themed episode of Raw

' Edge and Christian served as General Managers. The episode marked the return of The Authority .

Special episode celebrating John Cena .
Color commentatary by Booker T

Honored Daniel Bryan 's retirement, showing highlights of his career since NXT in 2010.

Episode Date Location Rating Notes Premiere episode January 11, 1993 (1993-01-11) New York City , New York 2.5 [1] Raw Bowl January 1, 1996 (1996-01-01) Newark, Delaware 2.6 [2] Super Bowl themed episode, including a 'Raw Bowl'. Raw Championship Friday September 6, 1996 (1996-09-06) Wheeling, West Virginia 3.4 [2] Friday airing of Raw Royal Rumble Raw [3] February 3, 1997 (1997-02-03) Toronto , Ontario , Canada 2.6 [2] Thursday Raw Thursday February 13, 1997 (1997-02-13) Lowell, Massachusetts 3.3 [2] Raw Saturday Night Feb

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