Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch is a PPV-worthy matchup that could easily nab MOTY honors with 20+ minutes attached to it. The biggest disappointment of the night came during a womenâs tag team match that deserved way more than the four minutes it got. Bobby Lashley at Crown Jewel, so you can probably guess how I felt about Bobbyâs mid-show promo about the guy and his annoying son. And to make matters even worse, Jinder won! They couldnât just throw my Kofi a bone, bruh? I canât find a single damn to give about Goldberg vs. Jinder Mahal continued to suck the life out of the room thanks to his channel-changing match with Kofi Kingston. Theory won with a roll-up after dodging a Swanton Bomb, which was quite the lame way to put the newly drafted guy on Raw over.
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Plus it was made all the more horrible thanks to the inclusion of the always terrible 24/7 goofs running in. Instead what we got was another match that ended faster than a quick trip to the kitchen. Austin Theory could have been a star-making performance for the NXT 2.0 prodigy and the perfect showcase for the face-painted veteran. Riddle was another disgustingly short bout that didnât even get saved by a post-match RKO. The Queenâs Crown tourney may have provided two sensible winners (unlike SmackDown), but both those matches were âblink and you missâ type of affairs. Ricochet and the main event was woefully short when it came to total runtime. The short runtime of that aforementioned match was the theme of the night, it seems – everything except for Xavier vs. And now, that dream is nothing more than a lost fantasy. I was so ready for Ali and Mansoor to work their magic on SmackDown and eventually win the tag straps over there. Why does WWE insist on ending something worthwhile before it even has a chance to be fully explored? Not only did the duo of Mustafa Ali and Mansoor lose in nothing but a minute to Shelton Benjamin and Cedric Alexander (A MINUTE!), but they also got broken up during a completely heartbreaking backstage angle that saw Ali jump all over his former tag team partner. The tag team match that ended the show delivered a lame count-out victory for The Usos and a super predictable attack from the challenger to champion that was decidedly average at best. Their opening war of words lacked the heated back and forth banter it truly needed to grab my attention – the generic speak from both guys and random inclusion of The Usos that was clearly set up to book a tag team match for the main event hampered the start of the show. I came into this episode excited to see what would happen between WWE Champion Big E and his Crown Jewel opponent Drew McIntyre. As for the actual match length of those two tournament bouts, they left me feeling a bit empty…īotches: Sadly, this episode lived by the moniker âRaw is Apathy.â There were just a whole bunch of segments here that left me with a feeling of emptiness by the time they came to a close. SO ALL IS RIGHT IN THE WORLD! Now weâre going to get the match between Piper and Shayna that was teased a few weeks back and I for one am ecstatic about watching that first-time meeting take place. Piper Niven made it past Natalya and Shayna Baszler butchered Dana Brooke to proceed further into the tournament. When Xavier flawlessly popped Ricochet off the ground into the air and dropped him with his signature gutbuster, I popped like a MFâer! My feelings are usually hurt whenever Ricochet takes another L, but I wasnât upset this time around since it happened after a competitive match against an equally amazing superstar.Īs for the second highlight of the night, that belongs to the sensible winners we got during the Queenâs Crown matches. Ricochet never lets me down whenever he starts filling and dipping, so I was more than happy to watch him work with the perfect dancing partner in Xavier. The first one is that banger of a King of the Ring tournament match between Xavier Woods and Ricochet – Xavier has been campaigning to be the man to win the classic tourney and it was awesome seeing him make it past the first round. High Spots: Itâs crazy to think that there were only two positives to come out of this insanely bad edition of Raw.
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