WWE 'Monday Night Raw' Live Stream: How to Watch Online for Free; action includes John Cena, Sasha Banks, RAW-Summerslam general manager announcements

Monday Night Raw tonight is the last one before WWE splits brands into Raw and Smackdown, completely changing the WWE landscape.

Action gets underway at 8:00pm on the USA Network but if you don't have access to cable or a TV, you can still tune in in several ways.

As Heavy.com reports, one cheeky way to access the action for free is to sign up to Sling TV which offers a 7-day free trial.  Although you need to enter your credit card details at the time of signing up, if you discontinue the service within the 7 day trial period you will not be charged.

Signing up to Sling costs $25 a month for their Best of Live TV Blue package and gives you access to their app, which is compatible with a range of devices, including Roku, Xbox One, Chromecast and the Nexus player. 

Of course the best way is to tune in on the USA Network via the livestreaming on the USA Live TV service, which you can access with your cable or satellite subscription log in details. 

Failing that, there will be live updates via Heavy.com

Whatever you do, don't miss tonight's match as it promises to be an explosive match between Dean Ambrose, defending his WWE Championship, and Seth Rollins ahead of their Battleground triple threat match involving Roman Reigns. 

In addition to that, we can also expect some announcements from Shane and Stephanie McMahon regarding general managers for Raw and Smackdown.

Then there's some hot action expected between The Club and John Cena, as well as Enzo and Cass, and a possible announcement from Sasha Banks regarding her tag team partner.

It promises to be an AWESOME evening! 

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