The question is, did this episode continue its process of good episodes? The answer is yes. This episode was actually good if not great.
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Seth Rollins Was Like, "I Know Kevin Owens Is A POS"
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The headline above pretty much described the entire in-ring promo segment from Drippy Jesus other than the backstage segment in which Kevin convinces Big Cocoa Butter Rubber E that he isn't the guy he used to be.
And Rollins ran as soon as Kevin Owens showed up. Before the main event match happened, Rollins "came clean" to Big E saying that what happened last week was a plan being set up by himself and Owens.
After a good back and forth between those two men, the accidental collision between Kevin Owens and Big E, led to a count-out loss for the prizefighter.
And then, Kevin followed Shotzi's footsteps by beating up a black person following a loss for a title opportunity.
And unlike Shotzi, I actually do not mind the heel turn if that's where they are going with this because it is a possibility that Owens was just angry at the heat of the moment, giving the guy a "tweener" edge in him but who knows?
Either way, I'm intrigued by the outcome of all of this next week.
RKBRO And The Street Profits vs AJ Styles, Omos, Dolph Ziggler And Robert Roode.
Miscommunications PARTAYYYYYY from both sides of the 8 man tag team match but an okay match for what it was. The heel team picked up the victory which followed with an immediate RKO to Dolph Ziggler.
Another vignette for Veer. Very nice! (Sarcasm of course).
Bobby Lashley vs Dominik Mysterio. Winner Added To The Survivor Series.
It's that time of the year where an entire PPV revolves around RAW and Smackdown wrestlers facing each other "for one night only".
You know what's also promised to be "one night only"? Impact Wrestling's PPV of the same name but we all know what happened.
Dominik Mysterio was part of the men's team for the red brand, however, Adam Pearce was like, "Nah, you gotta face Bobby Lashley In order to keep your spot"
And, of course, Bobby Lashley wins here. In a backstage segment, Rey Mysterio pulled a "DAMN YOU, SETH ROLLINS!" on Adam Pearce. Well, that made me chuckle for no reason.
Verbal chaos ensued amongst the entire RAW women's division on who deserves an opportunity to be part of the women's Survivor Series team.
You know it's bad when Chris Van Vliet's Emmy collection is bigger than the entire women's division.
Big E vs Chad Gable.
Oh, my. A different matchup? Impressive. It was also a solid match. Big E defeated Gable with the big ending.
Reggie vs Drake Maverick For The 24/7 Championship.
Drake Maverick, Akira Tozawa, Corey Graves, Bryon Saxton, Drake Maverick again and Reggie, all won the 24/7 championship.
It does make sense why Corey Graves was awarded the 24/7 title given that his colour commentating is equivalent to the 24/7 championship.
Bryon Saxton? Well, I'm hoping he has a good day.
Bianca Belair vs Liv Morgan vs Carmella vs Zelina Vega vs Rhea Ripley. Winner Faces Becky Lynch For The RAW Women's Championship.
Why's Becky Lynch dressed like a member of a 90s pop band that nobody remembers?
All lame banter aside, the match was fine and the outcome was unexpected considering that I couldn't see WWE making that decision as recently as a few weeks ago but I'm glad they did.
It's time for women outside of the typical main event picture to get some shine.
The woman I'm referring to is Liv Morgan because she won the whole thing and will go on to face Becky Lynch for the RAW women's championship.
So, to recap for all of you slow mofos.
Like: Liv Morgan's win, Big E vs Chad Gable, Kevin Owens vs Seth Rollins, Kevin's character edge is intriguing.
Didn't like: There's nothing I disliked about the show. Shocking, I know.