WWE: Here are the takeaways from Raw's season premiere

The first and most notable change we witnessed during this episode was the new look given to the show.

From a new logo, graphics and theme song to a new entrance ramp, along with a new commentary team, with the valuable inputs of veteran Jerry 'The King' Lawler, the show looks new.

However, the new commentators need to show more enthusiasm.

One of the notable elements that was missing from WWE were the pyrotechnics.

The fireworks do give a unique and charming look to any show and also the superstars.

WWE brought back pyros for this show, which was displayed during the opening intro, along with a few superstar entrances.

However, the use was limited and more superstars should be given pyro entrances.

While surprises were expected from the show, it turned out to be a pale show, unfortunately.

Usually shows like these pull off surprises, especially in the form of some titles changing hands.

While three titles were defended on the show, none of them saw a new champion. Probably, they want to keep it for the Hell in a Cell pay-per-view, this Sunday.

WWE was notorious for putting in mature content. However, it has faded away since the introduction of the PG Era.

However, WWE still continues to present some semi-mature content, as same was the case tonight when Lana and Bobby Lashley shared a passionate kiss.

Not sure how this would go forward, but could be an indication of more such things to come.

The opening segment of the show saw Brock Lesnar kick things off as he brutally attacked Rey Mysterio and his son Dominick.

The segment was both interesting and horrific to watch, as WWE put the emotional aspect into the show and script in the perfect manner.

Least to say, it would not have been possible without Lesnar, who continues to be WWE's guardian angel.