WWE management were pleased with Penta's Raw debut, but some talents were not... UPDATE (Wed 15 January - 10:10 AM GMT): Fightful Select has published a new report confirming that Penta's WWE Raw debut ran over time.

Still, if you ask most wrestling fans, a wrestler's "I made it" moment is typically when they debut in WWE. That is exactly what happened this past week with the Mexican luchador enmascarado, Pénta. Netflix is now the new home of Monday Night Raw,

WWE's regime change has also played a role in this swing, with the company's change in culture and increased opportunities afforded to ex-AEW talents like Ethan Page and Lexis King leading to disgruntled AEW wrestlers feeling more confident of success on the other side.

WWE and Penta have received rave reviews across the board for his successful debut on Raw this week against Chad Gable.

Penta made his entrance to a hyped crowd inside the SAP Center in San Jose, California, and he emerged from the darkness with his signature "Cero Miedo" signature mark. He soaked it all in as he made his way to the ring and the crowd cheered him on.

Following weeks of online speculation and on-screen teases, Penta finally arrived in WWE on the January 13 edition of Monday Night Raw. The former AEW World Tag

Penta is being billed as WWE's newest "dark luchador," one that has no fear of any person or thing and is driven to be as aggressive as he can in order to accomplish his goals. The creative blurb with Penta's replica mask also touts how he will dive onto and dominate any person who dares to stand in his way.

After five years with AEW, Penta left the company after his contract expired in November 2024. WWE subsequently signed Penta and began teasing his debut during the RAW on Netflix premiere.

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