Here is the live coverage for this week's Monday Night Raw which is scheduled to air on February 19, 2024, at the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA.

Monday Night Raw currently airs live on Monday evenings on the USA Network from 8:00 ET–11:00 PM ET in the United States. WWE Raw starts live at 1 am in the UK on BT Sport 1 on Tuesday mornings.

Cody and Drew engage in a back-and-forth battle, exchanging strikes and holds. Drew gains the upper hand with a series of moves, including a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker and choking Cody against the ropes.

Cody fights back with resilience, hitting Drew with powerful strikes and signature moves like Beautiful Disaster and CodyCutter. However, interference from Jimmy Uso and Solo turns the tide in Drew's favor, allowing him to ultimately secure the victory with a decisive Claymore kick for the three count.

Andrade passionately expresses his lineage as a third-generation luchador and emphasizes that wrestling runs deep in his family. He asserts his determination to fulfill his destiny in WWE, declaring the beginning of the Era of Andrade El Idolo.

The ring is a whirlwind of action as pairs form and rivalries flare. Maxxine's aggression lands her a kick from Green and nearly sees her eliminated by Valhalla. Xia's agility keeps her in the game, but Raquel's power proves too much. Dawn and Raquel clash, but Alba surprises with a kick, followed by Isla's corner attack. Raquel, however, proves ruthless, eliminating Alba and Xia.

After the break, the alliances shift. Nattie, seeking revenge, surprisingly eliminates Tegan. Zoey and Shayna form a temporary truce, while Vega and Lopez brawl outside the ring. Mia emerges victorious, but Green sends Candice packing. Indi's resilience ends with a double elimination by Zoey and Shayna. Chance tries to overcome Zoey, but Shayna's cunning sends him crashing out. Even Alba falls victim to Raquel's dominance.

Natalie fights valiantly, but Ivy's opportunism secures her elimination. Zoey and Shayna dominate, eliminating Ivy before turning on each other. Mia surprises with a German suplex to Zoey, but their alliance crumbles, leaving Raquel, Mia, Zoey, and Shayna in the final showdown.

Raquel's power slams both Zoey and Shayna, but Shayna's cunning saves Zoey momentarily. Mia's strength is no match for their combined force, leaving them to battle it out. Raquel dominates, eliminating Shayna and seemingly Zoey. However, Chelsea, surprisingly still in the match, intervenes, allowing Zoey to claim victory.

We see Jey Uso backstage, he is thirled about his upcoming match against the WWE Intercontinental Champion Gunther.

Nia Jax and The World Women's Champion Rhea Ripley are in the back for an interview. Followed by a commercial break, Cole asks questions to both women.

Rhea Ripley asserts her dominance ahead of defending her title in Australia, recalling her past struggles and asserting her identity. Nia Jax boasts of her size and talent, but Rhea warns her of the crowd's support and her own prowess.

Meanwhile, Truth is in the back with Jackie, Truth reflects on his past with THE Judgment Day and his new alliances, while Jackie Redmond probes into his emotional journey.

Cole and Pat mention the UFC deal and Michael Chandler is introduced and he says he calls out Conor McGregor.

The music hits and it's Truth making his way to the ring, he is followed by his tag team partner The Miz. DIY (Gargano & Ciampa) are up next making their way to the ring.

The music hits and it's The Judgement Day marching to the ring. McDonagh and Miz start off this match, McDonagh jumps on Miz and unloads punches to the top, and Miz fires back kicks to the chest, Balor tries to make the save, but he is knocked off the apron, and a brawl breaks out there, with The Judgement day being cleared out of the ring.

We are back live, Dominik is working on Ciampa all over, Balor tags in and lands an elbow followed by a chop, DIY now with double team action on Balor, Gargano is in the tag now, and he is taken into the ring corner, Priest tags and unloads attack on Gargano.

Balor is controlling Gargano all over, the crowd is all behind Truth, they just want Truth. Finally, it's Truth making the tag, Truth with back-to-shoulder tackles on McDonagh, and Truth with a John Cen's Five Nuckle suckle. McDonagh with a massive head sends him out of the ring. Meanwhile, we see the Priest sends him into the ring post.

Truth tags in Ciampa, Balor is taken down, McDonagh is involved and he is too taken down. Ciampa with a DDT on McDonagh, goes high fly to take down Priest, and Ciampa with a kick to knock down Dominik.

The crowd chants, this is "Awesome," Truth tags, A massive shoulder tackle from Turth on Priest,

Chaos erupts! Truth corkscrews through the air, his forearm crashing into Priest's ribs. He splits like a comet, leaving a splash of impact in the corner. But the Priest, quick as a viper, coils his grip around Truth's throat. Just as the gates of South of Heaven threaten to open, Truth slithers free, a mischievous glint in his eye. He delivers a stinging scissors kick, Priest barely dodging the sharp sting. Anticipating a Priestly plunge, Truth leaps aside, leaving the challenger sprawled on the canvas. Hope flares as Truth rolls him up, a near fall igniting the crowd's roar. Priest rains down ear-boxing blows before summoning the full force of South of Heaven for victory.

-Next up is a look back video featuring The Rock and the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns from last week's edition of Friday Night SmackDown.

We are back and Jackie Redmond is with Sami Zayn. He is asked about his loss last week and Drew's involvement. He says he gets fixated and he gets stuck. He can't see what is in front of him.

-Becky Lynch is up next, she makes her way to the ring.

The segment also involves Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Noomi, Tiffany Stratton, and Bianca Belair, seemingly engaged in trash talk about their upcoming match at Elimination Chamber.

Chaos erupted right there among all the women. Meanwhile, out of nowhere, Nia Jax unleashed an attack on all six women.

The champ Gunther is in the back, he cuts a promo on his upcoming title defense against Jey Uso.

The match kicks off...Gable takes Ivar off the post to the floor, and Gable goes to the top, and lands on Ivar. They fight near the timekeeper area. Ivar unleashes an attack on Gable by sending his back first onto the ringside barricade.

Ivar with a Powerbomb for the cover, but Gable kicks out, Ivar goes for a kick, but Gable strieks back by knocking him down. Gable with a near fall, followed by an Ankle lock, Gable with a crossbody sending Ivar over the top ropes. Ivar with a Crossbody but Gable sides up and Ivar almost broke the LED.

They both back into the ring, Ivar goes to the top and lands with a Frog splash onto Gable for the cover, but no win there. Ivar goes up to the top again, Ivar with a moonsault, but Gable sides up and lands a German Suplex. Gable up to the top with a moonsault, but Ivar kicks out. Gable with an ankle lock immediately and Ivar taps out on that, Gable wins the match.

The bell rings and they have an intense star-down, Jey with a slap, while, Guther with a big boot followed by a chop. Gunther takes Jey on the ring post and tortures Jey Uso. Gunther is dominating Jey Uso, and Gunther sends Jey back first onto the apron.

Back from the break, Jey from the top ropes, Gunther catches him in the middle with a chop. Gunther with a backbreaker, Jey rolls out of the ring, Gunther chases and tries to powerbomb up on the commentary desk, Jey instead with a back body drop. Jey with a Samoan Drop on the desk.

Jey avoids a right hand and follows up with some uppercuts, Uso prepares for his move, but this time Gunther with a big dropkick followed by a Powerbomb for the cover, but no win there. Jey went for the kick again, but Gunther with a big clothesline, and continued to the attack with a Boston crap. Jey is somehow trying to survive here and he does it by holding onto the bottom rope.

Gunter with a big uppercut, Gunther goes for another one, but when Jey sides up and Gunther throws himself out of the ring, Jey follows up with a Dive.

Back from the break, Gunther and Jey exchange uppercuts, and both are fired up. Gunther with one swing to knock down Jey Uso. Gunther colaps Jey's chest with some big uppercuts. Gunther goes for a Pop-up Powerbomb, but Jey escapes and returns with a Spear for near fall.

Jey climbs to the top rope, Gunther with a heavy right hand there on the top, joins too, and sends him to the mate, Gunther with a splash from the top rope. Gunther grabs Jey and unloads punches to the chest, Jey Uso fights back with uppercuts followed by a Spear, he goes to the apron and lands another Spear on the apron. Gunther falls short, this time Jey with another Spear on the ground, he takes Gunther back into the ring and unloads another Spear. Jey Uso goes to the top and follows up with a Frog Splash for the cover, but someone already rang the bell before making the counts and it's none other than Jimmy Uso.

Jey finds himself in disbelief as security attempts to escort Jimmy away.

Suddenly, Gunther delivers a sharp chop to Jey's back, followed by a relentless sleeper hold, nearly securing the victory. Seizing an opportunity, Jey launches himself with a daring dive onto Jimmy. However, Gunther cleverly raises his knees just as Jey goes for a frog splash, resulting in Gunther clinching the three-count victory.

Following the match, Jimmy launches a sudden assault on Jey, delivering a devastating superkick. Tauntingly, he accuses Jey of presuming he could emerge victorious without his presence. Asserting his dominance as the elder brother, Jimmy declares himself the perennial authority.

With determination, Jimmy executes a picture-perfect frog splash. Undeterred, he ascends the turnbuckle once more, delivering yet another flawlessly executed frog splash from the top rope.

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