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AEW Double or Nothing set the tone for what has now been seen as Wrestling's next big war and WWE's chance to respond was last night on Raw. Of course, WWE was a little short since this week's episode was seen as another horrific episode of the long-running show.
WWE's roster travels to Saudi Arabia in less than 11 days for Super ShowDown, before returning for WWE Stomping Grounds at the end of the month, but it appears that creative are looking past their current competition and continuing to do things their own way.
This probably wasn't the best decision, since once again this was a disappointing episode of the show that had a number of interesting botches that many members of the WWE Universe may not have picked up on.
#3. It's a boom box Seth
Brock Lesnar has seemingly unveiled a new character on WWE TV since he won the Money in the Bank contract and it now sees The Beast enjoying a Brock Party. This week on Raw he frustrated the Universal Champion Seth Rollins throughout the show where he refused to cash in his Money in the Bank contract which led to Rollins delivering an interesting promo on Lesnar when the two men headed out to the ring for a second time.
Rollins called Lesnar's beatbox stupid before he was corrected in hilarious fashion by Brock Lesnar who told him that it wasn't called a beatbox but it was infact a boom box. Lesnar's reaction was hilarious and somehow Rollins managed to keep a straight face and continue his promo, but it was obvious that he knew he had messed up by not knowing the difference between a beatbox or a boombox.
#2. Wasn't this supposed to be an Elimination match?
Baron Corbin won the fatal four-way match for a chance to face Seth Rollins at Super ShowDown for the Universal Championship. Throughout the show, the match was advertised as an elimination match and was even announced as an elimination match as the stars made their way to the ring but for some reason, this isn't what took place.
Bobby Lashley and Braun Strowman disappeared into the crowd and fought out of the arena but there are no count out's in a fatal four-way which means that Strowman and Lashley could have come back but instead they decided to announce Corbin as the winner of the match the minute he was able to get the pin on The Miz.
This means that the former Constable of Monday Night Raw will challenge for the Universal Championship at Super ShowDown next week.
#1. Lance Anoa'i forgot his spot
It was an interesting night on Monday Night Raw, which included the debut of Roman Reigns' cousin Lance Anoa'i. Shane McMahon brought out the newest member of the Samoan Dynasty and then allowed Drew McIntyre to tear him apart at ringside before deciding to step into the ring himself.
McMahon and Anoa'i then had an interesting back and forth where it was made apparent that the newcomer had forgotten his spot in the corner.
The Best in the World took the time to tell him what was next before the duo were able to continue the match and he showed off a fantastic dropkick, but Vince McMahon definitely won't be happy with the way this match went down, it appears that Lance won't be someone that the WWE Universe will see on Raw again in the future.
