Club WWE Adds Classic RAW Episodes Featuring Cena, Batista, Lesnar

WWE has expanded its Club WWE streaming perks with four full classic episodes of RAW, giving members access to shows built around stars like Batista, John Cena, Brock Lesnar, Kevin Owens, and Roman Reigns. The newly added episodes range from 2009 to 2016, a stretch that covers some of the most consequential years in the show’s history, and they reportedly include major matches, high-profile returns, title changes, and moments that helped define that era of WWE programming.

While the specific episodes and dates weren’t detailed beyond that seven-year window, the mix of names involved points to a broad cross-section of storylines — everything from Cena’s reign atop the babyface mountain, to Batista’s various runs as a top heel and hero, to Lesnar’s post-2012 return as WWE’s most dominant attraction, up through the rise of Owens and Reigns as focal points of the mid-2010s roster shake-up.

Club WWE has increasingly leaned on nostalgia as a selling point, and full-episode drops like this fit a broader pattern of WWE mining its own archive to keep longtime fans engaged between weekly shows. Unlike a general library of matches or highlight packages, giving subscribers entire RAW broadcasts allows viewers to experience full angles and segments in their original context — something highlight reels and even most streaming clip packages don’t replicate. For fans who lived through this stretch of WWE history, it’s a chance to revisit shows as they actually aired, commercials aside, rather than through the lens of retrospective countdown lists.

It also underscores just how valuable WWE’s decades-deep tape library remains as a business asset. With the company’s media rights now spread across Netflix, ESPN, and other partners for original programming, back-catalog content distributed through Club WWE and the Peacock/Netflix libraries serves as a steady, low-cost way to keep subscribers engaged and remind newer fans why names like Lesnar, Cena, and Reigns became as big as they did.

There’s no word yet on whether WWE plans to make full-episode additions like this a regular feature of Club WWE, but given the depth of the company’s archive — and the appetite fans have shown for classic content whenever it surfaces — it wouldn’t be surprising to see more eras represented in the months ahead. For now, members have a fresh batch of RAW history to dig back into, spanning one of the more transformative periods in the show’s run.