3 Interesting observations from this week's RAW (June 10, 2019)

This week's edition of WWE Monday Night RAW (10th June 2019) saw a lot of contrasting moments. Right from a chilling new episode of Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House to The Revival becoming your new RAW Tag Team Champions, last night's episode had it all.

The show itself was a standard edition of RAW, where The Firefly Fun House and 24/7 Title segments outshined other underwhelming bits every week. Last night's episode focused on Seth Rollins a lot, which is a good thing as it adds more prestige to the Universal Champion's 'Monday Night Rollins' moniker.

Let us take a look at some interesting observations from this week's episode of Monday Night RAW.

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#3: What is the darkest secret of Firefly Fun House?

As always, Bray Wyatt's Firefly Fun House segments keep getting inventive each and every week.

I personally felt that last night's biggest cliffhanger revolved around an interesting revelation from a chilling and sadistic Firefly Fun House vignette.

Rambling Rabbit was murdered on live television (for the second time ever) at the hands of Bray Wyatt after the former was about to disclose secrets regarding what really goes on inside The Firefly Fun House.

So it seems like the Children's TV Show theme is a facade for a more sinister truth behind Wyatt's new gimmick.

The commentary team also noted that Bray Wyatt had invited R-Truth to the Firefly Fun House. That might be a possibility which could potentially reveal the darker secrets that lie behind these segments.

Ultimately, I think that 'The Fiend' will be the personality which would lead to a scenario where all hell breaks loose.

What is the darkest secret of Firefly Fun House? Let us know your theories in the comments section below.

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#2: Paul Heyman might have subtly hinted towards Brock Lesnar's appearances in the future

In the latest WWE NEWS, Paul Heyman made one thing absolutely clear last night: There will not be a public announcement behind Brock Lesnar's potential cash-in against Seth Rollins' Universal Championship in the future.

This decision could have either been enforced to introduce a 'surprise' element behind Lesnar's cash-in, or it could just be a cheap ploy that gives us a definite reason as to why Lesnar will be off WWE TV in the next few weeks.

After all, it seemed that The Beast Incarnate was appearing on RAW quite often nowadays so as to keep Rollins on his toes at all times, but it seems like Paul Heyman's speech last night hinted towards the fact that Brock Lesnar will probably stay low for a while from now onwards.

Whatever the case might be, it looks like Brock Lesnar's MITB cash-in will occur when we least expect it.

#1: The 'Shane McMahon Show' ends temporarily by one way only

The Shane McMahon-Roman Reigns segments are one of the least interesting aspects of RAW (and SmackDown Live) every week.

This is due to the plain obviousness behind what is going on and how things will eventually shape up in the future.

Shane McMahon is currently the central authority figure who has a close-knit circle of wrestlers that work for him (Drew McIntyre, Elias, Dash Wilder, Scott Dawson etc.)

As of now, Roman Reigns is shaping up to be the wrestler that will topple Shane McMahon's clique (at least temporarily) which could even potentially bring an end to this overstretched feud.

So even if Reigns has to face Shane's 'buddies' every now and then, people are generally disinterested behind this programme because even they know that all of this only ends with Roman Reigns defeating Shane McMahon cleanly.

Therefore, the show could be far more appealing if WWE tries to highlight the interesting parts of the current product instead of putting the Reigns-McMahon angle in the spotlight each and every week.

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