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#4: Shayna Baszler invaded RAW Underground this week
Shane McMahon's RAW Underground debuted to a mixed reception on last week's edition of WWE RAW. However, the whole idea did feel a bit different this time around.
The dancers weren't a part of RAW Underground's presentation, for starters. While they may add a certain entertainment value for some WWE fans, one of the major criticisms against this idea has been that the company initially strayed away from what makes this idea quite exciting, which is an MMA-like approach in a Fight Club scenario.
So WWE's brand of "entertainment" might not fit into the overall scheme of things, so they kept it a bit grounded this week.
Dabba Kato made a comeback, and former Olympic wrestler turned NXT Superstar, Arturo Ruas had an impressive showing on WWE's RAW Underground. But the rumors came true in the form of Shayna Baszler's appearance, who wiped out several women during this segment.
I still think that this concept hasn't peaked yet, and WWE has a long way to go, but last night's episode showed that the company made a minor step in the right direction with their RAW Underground idea.
