It’s a rare episode of Raw that follows a pay-per-view but also serves as a go-home show for the next one. What were the schedule-makers thinking?
It’s a rare episode of Raw that follows a pay-per-view but also serves as a go-home show for the next one. What were the schedule-makers thinking?
It’s the last Raw before SummerSlam and the last one at the Performance Center. Can we still call it a go-home show if we never leave the house anymore?
Ah, WWE Monday Night Raw: come for the young man caning, stay for the old man punting. Also featuring a 75-year-old man’s idea of Antifa.
This week saw the return of Shane McMahon and he brought Raw Underground with him. Just like Kurt Russell in Tombstone, Hell’s comin’ with him.
Where else but Raw can you get pay-per-view rematches that are only slightly changed, ninjas getting decimated, and not one but two Nia Jax/Shayna Baszler brawl segments?
It’s a brand new episode of RAW featuring Shelton Benjamin winning a title, Christian being mad at Randy Orton, and Ron Simmons saying something other than DAMN! Did they think we wouldn’t notice a replay from 15 years ago?
It’s the go-home Raw before The Horror Show at Extreme Rules, the lesser-known cousin of The Americana at Brand (shout out @americanamemes).
This episode of Raw consists of myriad returns, a revamped championship belt, and impromptu matches with wrestlers in various stages of dress.
It’s another fast-paced episode of Raw. It has to be fast-paced because if they stop treading water, WWE will sink. Let me be your flotation device!
Who’s excited for four championship matches? What if I told you they took up fewer than thirty minutes of this three-hour show?