For the very first time, WWE taped their flagship show Monday Night Raw from Saudi Arabia, last night at the Mohammed Abdo Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the same venue that also hosted the 2024 edition of Crown Jewel premium live event.

Scheduled for airing on the USA Network, tonight, WWE Raw November 4 episode has the headliner match announced that’s a fatal-4-way to determine the new number-one contender for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.

The four superstars scheduled for the match are Seth Rollins, Damian Priest, Dominik Mysterio, and Sheamus in a no-DQ environment and we have the revelation of who amongst these names will get a future title shot at the world champion, Gunther.

CAUTION: SPOILERS AHEAD FROM TONIGHT'S RAW

Courtesy of spoilers revealed by Sescoops.com from Raw, Damian Priest is the next in line to have a world title match opportunity by winning the fatal-4-way. There’s no update on whether this title match will be placed on this month’s Survivor Series match card.

Back in the summer, Gunther defeated Damian Priest for the world title at SummerSlam in August after earning the show via his King of the Ring win in May. Hence, these two would be scheduled to have a rematch.

Gunther is also reportedly set to enter a feud with WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg for his world title following their confrontation at Bad Blood, last month. But there’s no confirmation on when Goldberg will return to WWE programming.

In more updates from Raw, Sescoops also disclosed that a number-one contender’s battle royal for the women’s world championship is reserved for the taped edition to determine who challenges next Liv Morgan, for the title.

Per the source, IYO SKY of DAMAGE CTRL will capture the spot to earn a future shot at the world title held by Morgan who’s coming off a huge win at Crown Jewel against the WWE Women’s Champion Nia Jax from SmackDown.

As such, Morgan is now a dual champion in the WWE after becoming the first-ever Women’s Crown Jewel Champion on Saturday night, and being a heel, she’s also claiming herself to be the greatest women’s champion in the history of the company.