If you stop watching RAW every week, one major thing you're certain to recognize immediately is the amount of "free" time you'll have every Monday night. There's plenty of things you can be doing instead of making sure you don't miss the opening segment: watch another television show, work out, do homework, cook dinner, or read a book. I guarantee you that whenever you're finished doing any of those alternatives, you'll still have plenty of time left over that you wouldn't normally have had because RAW is likely still going on. RAW is such a long show and to commit to it every week is a chore, especially lately. The WWE and USA Network asks a lot from their viewers to commit to three hours every single week for 52 weeks a year, and often they don't make it worth the investment. Most professional sports games are in the ballpark of three hours and even the majority of them have intermissions and rest periods beyond just advertising breaks. Speaking of professional sports...