Raw

Raw is a brand in Smackdown Vs Raw 2006, Smackdown Vs Raw 2007, and Smackdown Vs Raw 2008. Being shown on Mondays on the calender, it has five PPVs of it's own, and features in the big four along with Smackdown and ECW. The show has four championships, is home to WWE's Womens division, and has a large amount of superstars. Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler are on commentary and Eric Bischoff and Jonathan Coachman are General Managers.

Championships
Raw has four championships. They are the WWE Championship, Intercontinental Championship, World Tag Team Championship, and Women's Championship. Only divas could compete for the Womens Title. Any male superstars in the top five of the Power 25 could compete for the WWE Title. Anyone could compete for the other two titles.

PPV
Raw has five PPVs of its own. Along with Smackdown and ECW, it is a part of the big four.

Advantages
Raw starts out with a large roster. This allows Raw to keep wrestlers fresh by letting them take breaks and replace them with other wrestlers. In Smackdown Vs Raw 2007, Raw has a small pre show called Heat, which features three matches and can be used to train jobbers, instead of using slots on Raws match card.

Disadvantages
Due to having a large roster, Raw may have problems with money. This may cause Raw to have to give wrestlers lower contracts, or contract jobbers who are willing to take lower contracts.