5 Statements WWE Could Make On Monday Night Raw After Double Or Nothing

All Elite Wrestling's arrival to the world of professional wrestling has proven successful in shaking the foundations of Vince McMahon's billion dollar company - WWE.

Tony Khan's newly introduced promotion fired all cylinders with Double or Nothing and left no stone unturned in solidifying their spot as a popular alternative choice for fans who love professional wrestling.

With fans going crazy about a possible rivalry between AEW and WWE, all eyes will be on the latter tonight, as they will be live from the Sprint Center in Kansas City for yet another edition of Monday Night Raw.

After what AEW achieved last night, WWE would be looking to make some statements tonight with their flagship show.

From Brock Lesnar's cash-in announcement to Becky Lynch's next challenger, the show certainly promises to be an epic ride if properly presented on television.

With Vince McMahon now wanting to put his best foot forward and reignite the fans' interest in their 'sports entertainment', these are the 5 shocking statements WWE could make tonight on Monday Night Raw.

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#1 Bray Wyatt returns and teases Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns to reform The Shield

With the Wild-Card Rule in full-effect, Vince would be looking to start the show with a bang. Enters Bray Wyatt. Since legions of fans will have their eyes glued to their television screens, it's about time that the company brings in The Eater of Worlds to keep his momentum going.

The former WWE Champion could show up as a naive host of The Firefly Fun House, who intends to join forces with Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins.

Considering that Wyatt has been teasing The Big Dog and The Architect to reform The Shield, this could be an idealistic way to start the show whilst firing straight shots at All Elite Wrestling.

Moreover, Wyatt's return as a healed man, who behaves like a victim, could gravitate the audience's attention before he slowly transitions his way to the dark and terrorizes the entire locker room.

We all know that this is a make-or-break situation for The Cult Leader and putting him straight to the main-event spot could be the right way to start things.

#2 WWE announce an 8-Man Tournament to determine the next United States Champion

If the rumors of Rey Mysterio dealing with an injury are indeed true, then Vince McMahon could use this opportunity as a way to bolster ratings whilst giving the fans what they are yearning for.

Judging by the way the audience reacted to AEW's Double or Nothing, announcing an 8-Men Tournament to decide the next United States' Champion could get the fan's hyped for some fantastic in-ring interactions.

Announcing the likes of AJ Styles, King Ricochet, Samoa Joe, Cesaro, Braun Strowman, Sami Zayn, Drew Mcintyre, and Baron Corbin could prove beneficial in bringing some solid in-ring action to our screens.

Furthermore, this could be an interesting way to catapult the United States Championship as a prestigious title, with every superstar in the back wanting to get their hands on the gold.

#3 Vince McMahon announces the winner of the 50-Man Battle Royal will face the Champion of his choosing at SummerSlam

Another interesting way to add more flavor and excitement to WWE's current product would be to add some stipulation to the already-announced 50-Man Battle Royal at WWE Super-Showdown.

Despite the criticism the company has received over the last few months and All Elite Wrestling igniting so much interest, it's about time Vince McMahon goes the distance and brings some quality television to our screens.

Whilst the WWE Universe are not enticed by the idea of having 50 men slug it out for no reason at all, adding stipulation would give the competitors - something to fight for.

Although comparisons with the Royal Rumble will emerge in no time flat, an opportunity of this stature could propel someone's career to unimaginable heights.

Vince could use this match to bring an underdog like Mustafa Ali or an unstoppable force like Lars Sullivan to the very forefront of the industry.

#4 Brock Lesnar cashes-in his MITB contract on Kofi Kingston to win the WWE Championship

As much as I admire Kofi Kingston, I believe that he would end up being nothing more than a transitional WWE Champion.

Granted that The New Day member has fired on all cylinders with his exceptional in-ring performances, Vince McMahon may not advance the narrative with him going ahead as the WWE Champion.

With Brock Lesnar now roaming around with The Money in the Bank briefcase, cashing-in his opportunity on Seth Rollins won't necessarily the best possible idea at the moment.

Considering that Vince is looking to build Rollins as the face of Monday Night Raw, he could book The Beast Incarnate to pull off a major upset on Kofi Kingston.

This could also lead to the company shelving Kofi Kingston Vs. Dolph Ziggler, and opting for a WWE Championship match between Brock Lesnar and Kofi Kingston at WWE Super Show Down.

#5 A heel Sasha Banks returns to challenge Becky Lynch

After what transpired Saturday night with Double or Nothing, one can't help but admit that All Elite Wrestling has announced an all-out war with Vince McMahon's billion dollar company.

Since the ball is in WWE's court, the fans are expecting the WWE creative to deliver something exceptional tonight on Monday Night Raw.

Therefore, it would be the most appropriate time to bring Sasha Banks back to television. After all the speculations that are surrounding the former Raw Champion's future, bringing her back to the red brand as a legitimate heel could get the audiences enticed.

A program with Becky Lynch on the flagship show could prove beneficial in rejuvenating Banks on the main roster whilst keeping the prestige of the Raw Women's Championship intact.

With many fans wanting to see Banks in All Elite Wrestling, a shocking return to the red brand could only add more fuel to the fire in this war between AEW and WWE.