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- Raw Homecoming was a television special that was broadcast live on October 3, 2005 on the USA Network. It was named as such because it was the first edition of WWE's flagship show Monday Night Raw to air on the USA Network since 2000, after airing on Spike TV (currently known as the Paramount Network) for the previous five years. The card featured six matches (including a dark match) and multiple segments featuring many returning legends and former superstars. The undercard saw a 30-minute Iron Man match between Kurt Angle and Shawn Michaels end in a draw, and Edge defeat Matt Hardy in a "loser leaves Raw" Money in the bank ladder match. The main event saw John Cena defeat Raw General Manager Eric Bischoff to retain the WWE Championship. The episode averaged a viewership of 4.4 million. (en)
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- DVD cover for the event featuring Vince McMahon and various wrestlers (en)
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- Ashley and Trish Stratus defeated Vince's Devils (en)
- Edge defeated Matt Hardy (en)
- John Cena defeated Eric Bischoff (en)
- Kurt Angle vs. Shawn Michaels ended in a draw (en)
- Shelton Benjamin defeated Tyson Tomko (en)
- Batista, Chris Benoit and Rey Mysterio vs. Christian, Eddie Guerrero and John Bradshaw Layfield ended in a no contest (en)
- Ric Flair and Triple H defeated Carlito and Chris Masters (en)
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- Raw Homecoming was a television special that was broadcast live on October 3, 2005 on the USA Network. It was named as such because it was the first edition of WWE's flagship show Monday Night Raw to air on the USA Network since 2000, after airing on Spike TV (currently known as the Paramount Network) for the previous five years. The episode averaged a viewership of 4.4 million. (en)
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