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This episode was something I've not felt in weeks on the red brand and the feeling was boredom for the most part. That show was also skippable.  So much so that I thought of not reviewing this episode but there were things I actually liked so I want to talk about that too.  Rusev vs Randy Orton.  The match hasn't started because Randy Orton and Baron Corbin were ganging up on Rusev but a strange (Bobby Lashley) familiar foe to Rusev, was at his house and chilled in Rusev's bed.  Lana joined the fun and Rusev took his frustrations by beating up Orton and Corbin hard. I'm glad that Rusev showed some aggression which I was worried that he wouldn't.  The only thing I could critique about this whole thing is that we don't get to hear Lana's side of the story as to why she cheated on Rusev? Lana was once loyal to her man and now she just turned the other way to end her relationship. Hopefully, they actually address that in the coming w...

Gotta be honest, I wasn't looking forward to Stomping Ground this coming Sunday but this episode actually did its job to build a bit of excitement for this PPV. I mean, I'm gonna watch that PPV regardless but it's really a good feeling when you get a pretty good RAW episode going into a PPV that I don't care for all that much. Elias Concert.  As you can tell from reading the title, this show started off with an Elias concert. The quote "greatest musical act in history" was crapping on Los Angeles and revealed that he's the special guest referee for the Universal Championship at Stomping Ground.  Seth Rollins came out and hits Elias with a steel chair. Rollins ended the segment by cutting a promo saying that he's warning anybody that wants to be a special guest referee that he's gonna get a steel chair shot on the back. This was okay. Short but decent.  The Miz vs Bobby Lashley vs Ricochet vs Cesaro vs Braun Strowman. Winner Faces Sam...

This was a roller coaster ride of emotions for this episode of Monday Night RAW. The good was really good but the bad. Oh, the bad was just painful for my brain to handle all the booking holes.  Opening Segment.  The show kicked off with Roman Reigns coming out to the ring using the wildcard rule *sigh*. Roman Reigns grabbed the microphone and when he was about to speak, Shane McMahon's music hits.  After Mike Rome was forced to give a big introduction, Shane McMahon said that he cannot wait to shut Roman up and basically described how he's gonna beat Roman at Super showdown. Roman replied by saying that he's gonna beat Shane McMahon at Super showdown and Drew McIntyre at Stomping Ground.  Drew McIntyre came out and said that he's not gonna wait later tonight to beat Roman. The Revival came from behind and beats up Roman until The Usos makes the save. The first match confirmed for WWE Stomping Ground and WWE just made this PPV not must see wit...

I haven't reviewed RAW in 2 weeks so was this show worth me reviewing it in the sense that it is any good? No, it's boring as usual with RAW. Why you ask? Well, I'm gonna tell you what's good, what's ok and what's bad.   WHAT'S GOOD   Seth Rollins Calls Out Dean Ambrose   This is the best Seth Rollin promo I've ever heard. It's even better than his heel promos back in late 2014/ early to late 2015. He spoke with such intensity and passion that it just made it so much better and Dean being silent was just plain awesome. Me saying how good this is doesn't do it justice so click here if you haven't seen it.  Bobby Lashley Is Finally Not Cringe-Inducing Look, I don't give a crap about the match itself because it's literally a repeat of last week's match but I'm liking this new, serious Bobby Lashley and it's something that he should've gotten when he came back to the company several months ago and t...