5 times WWE shows were rebranded

#2 WWE rebrands Monday Night RAW to the RAW SuperShow

In August 2011, WWE made a big change that would affect WWE programming moving forward. The company announced that RAW and SmackDown superstars would be able to compete on either show, ultimately dropping the brand split.

It allowed WWE to open with superstars competing on any show. The Monday Night RAW was dropped and dubbed the RAW SuperShow through promotional graphics and promotions on air. The name lasted just under a year, as another rebrand happened with RAW going to a three-hour format. The Monday Night RAW name was returned following the move.

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#1 WWE rebrands NXT for a second time to NXT 2.0

NXT had an incredible run between 2012 and 2021. The promotion created a plethora of stars and delivered some five-star storylines and matches. The black-and-gold brand went from hosting shows at a small sound studio at Full Sail University to selling out the Barclays Center. Triple H built something exceptional that was adored by fans around the world.

Most like many eras, the NXT momentum slowed down, and with AEW coming on the scene, the brand faced competition. It was dubbed The Wednesday Night Wars which AEW surpassed NXT in the television ratings. NXT was moved to Tuesday night's but the star power they once had, had moved on to the main roster.

On the September 14th, 2021 episode of NXT, a full re-brand was done with a new logo, a new color scheme, a new approach, and a different direction. So far the refresh has been well-received with many fans intrigued to see how the new NXT will go. It has been reported that, for the first time, Vince McMahon will have a more hands-on approach with the direction of NXT 2.0.