New Season, New Revolution, New Day?
WWE's only power couple, prominently known as The Authority, opened the festivities at The FedEx Forum in Memphis, Tennessee.
Triple H and Stephanie McMahon kicked WWE RAW's season premiere off by enumerating the breakthroughs of the likes of Roman Reigns and Cesaro.
Stephanie even added the accomplishments of Kevin Owens and Neville, as well as those NXT Divas who are part of the Revolution.
Speaking of the ongoing Divas Revolution, she delved into the division's history and the possibility of Nikki Bella becoming the longest reigning champion or Charlotte winning her first ever Divas title.
Her husband, Triple H, quickly announced that the Divas Championship match was just the precursor of what's to come.
The Game hyped a raucous Memphis crowd by announcing that Sting will be competing for the first time ever on Monday Night RAW against a former nemesis, the Big Show.
In came the WWE Tag Team Champions as they clapped and danced with Stephanie McMahon and a reluctant Triple H to cap off the opening segment.
Miz TV
Not to be outshined, The Miz welcomed also everyone to the season premiere of his own Miz TV.
As expected, Miz and his big head fanned his egotistic flame before surprising everyone with his guests, The Wyatt Family.
He then addressed the elephant in the room and asked the question of who Braun Strowman really is.
Bray Wyatt threatened Miz, as well as their opponents Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns. The Wyatt Family leader also pointed out the beating they gave last week to Randy Orton and Jimmy Uso.
Ambrose and Reigns then made their way to the ring through the crowd.
The Lunatic Fringe threw The Miz out of the ring, and faced off The Wyatts in an intense stare down.
Roman Reigns promised everyone that the clan war at Night of Champions will be three-on-three with them ending up victorious.
Bray just coldly laughed at Reigns' claim to end Miz TV.