Image via WWEWWE Monday Night RAW will broadcast its August 10 episode from the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia. The show will feature the start of the tournament between the luchadors to determine Roman Reigns' next title contender. At the same time, a huge tag team and singles bout has been announced for the show, plus top WWE superstars have been advertised for appearances. So, here is an in-depth look into tonight's RAW full match card, start timings and how to watch it.What is the full match card announced for WWE RAW in Norfolk?Penta vs Laredo Kid – World Heavyweight Championship No.1 Contender’s TournamentAustin Theory vs. Akira TozawaSol Ruca & TBA vs. Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne PerezBecky Lynch & Stephanie Vaquer will appearTop stars like Seth Rollins, Oba Femi, Liv Morgan and more have been advertised for the show.No.1 contender's tournament matchAs announced by AAA GM Rey Mysterio, a tournament between luchadors will take place with the winner facing Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight title on RAW taking place in Mexico in a few weeks. Tonight's RAW will see the first match take place, as Penta will square off against Lareto Kid in a singles match.Akira Tozawa will battle Austin TheoryThe tensions between Alpha Academy and The Vision have been on an all time high ever since Maxxine Dupri left the Academy to align with Austin Theory and his faction. On tonight's episode of RAW, Theory will clash with Akira Tozawa in a match.Women's Tag Team matchSol Ruca had her WWE Women's Intercontinental title taken away from her by Raquel Rodriguez and help of her Judgment Day allies. She will choose a partner of her choice to head to battle against Rodriguez and her teammate, Roxanne Perez, on tonight's episode of RAW.How to watch WWE RAW (August 10)?WWE will telecast the August 10 episode of RAW on Netflix for both domestic and international countries.Sno.CountryStart TimingsDate and Day1.United States8 PM ET/ 5 PM PTAugust 10, Monday2.United Kingdom1 AM BSTAugust 11, Tuesday3.India5:30 AM ISTAugust 11, Tuesday4.Saudi Arabia5 AM ASTAugust 11, Tuesday5.Canada8 PM ETAugust 10, Monday6.Australia11 AM AEST/ 12 PM AEDTAugust 11, Tuesday7.France2 AM CESTAugust 11, TuesdayAlso read: Brock Lesnar retired: 5 dream matches for The Beast that didn't happen in WWE