WWE Monday Night Raw Preview: 31 August, 2015

Dudley Boys are sure to break at least one table this weekThe mess from SummerSlam was buried excellently by WWE with last week's Monday Night Raw.Packed with surprises and good matches, the show stole the limelight last week and along with it, the episode managed to make headlines as well. There is a lot of excitement surrounding the latest edition of Monday Night Raw due to the same.WWE will feel the pressure on Monday and there are certain questions that they should answer. So as we are just hours away from another edition of WWE's flagship show, here is a look at the possible segments that they will come up with.

#5 New life for the tag team division

Dudley Boys are a breath of fresh air for the division

The tag team division got a big boost with the return of the Dudleys.

Having a veteran team like this in the division will help every other team in the division and there will be a new found interest in the division among the fans. All three members of the New Day are good when it comes to handling the microphone while the Dudleys are known to start riots with their promos.

It is a pretty interesting scenario for the fans and the way in which WWE uses this will be the game changer. One thing is sure, we are going to see some tables break this week and probably New Day is going to be on the receiving side of the attack.

#4 Beat the clock

Team PCB heading towards a rift?

The Divas Revolution is all set to take a new direction on Monday Night Raw.

Till now, WWE was beating around the bush and now, they will come to the point with the first ever ‘Beat the Clock Challenge’ for the divas. Charlotte, Becky Lynch and Paige will be seen in three separate matches for the same. The diva which will win the match in the least time frame will then get a shot at Nikki Bella's Divas Championship.

The opponents of these divas are still not disclosed, but we could expect names from the other factions for the sake of the storyline. One diva getting the shot could kick start friction between the women as well.

#3 Future of the beast

Brock Lesnar’s future seems undecided

The MSG live event of WWE will see Brock Lesnar as the main draw. He was reportedly supposed to face Bo Dallas, but reports were untrue.

Bo got an idea of what he is going to get at MSG during last week's Raw and he could make a return this week to cut a promo on Lesnar. Speaking of Lesnar, the conflict that he has with Undertaker is still unsolved.

Night of Champions is not big enough to hold the rubber match between Lesnar and Taker so we could see the feud being shelved for the time being. The way in which WWE does this could be a major segment at this week's Raw. If they are just going to let it pass by, it would end up being a big mistake.

#2 Levelling the playing field

Braun Strowman destroyed Roman and Ambrose

Braun Strowman's debut was one of the major angles from last week's Raw.

The new member of the Wyatt Family came in and destroyed both Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose. As things stand now, the advantage is with the Wyatt Family and WWE has no plans of dropping the feud anytime soon. A three on two battle between the two teams is unlikely so instead, we could see the addition of a new superstar into the feud.

Reigns and Ambrose need the same desperately, to keep up with the challenge and the only question is: Who will it be? Will be it a major return or will it be a major debut? And most importantly, Will we see it this week?

#1 Sting opening RAW

‘The Vigilante’ Sting

Sting made his return to WWE television last week and he made his intentions clear then and there. The Icon is after the WWE Championship and he is going to get his shot at Night of Champions against Seth Rollins. WWE is advertising Sting for Raw this week and if we go by the rumors, Sting will open Raw this week.

There are a lot of questions to be answered by the Icon and he better come up with a credible explanation. It would also be interesting to see how the Authority would react to Sting as Stephanie McMahon had a showdown with Sting the last time he opened the show.