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#3: Seth Rollins lost to Kevin Owens before his "Eye for an Eye" match at Extreme Rules
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The "Eye for an Eye" stipulation might just be one of the most unimaginable situations that WWE has ever created.
The dynamics of Rollins and Mysterio's rivalry is a complete reversal of most WWE feuds, where The Monday Night Messiah is surprisingly outnumbered here. On top of that, Rollins lost a match against Kevin Owens on the go-home edition of RAW before Extreme Rules.
It was a good win for Owens, who hasn't really been at the forefront of WWE RAW in recent memory. But a part of the reason why that is the case pertains to the fact that babyfaces like Kevin Owens and Aleister Black have been slotted as secondary players amidst Rollins and Mysterio's overarching plot.
It is hard to imagine what WWE has in store when it comes to the visualization of how the "Eye for an Eye" match will end, and by default, the only way to make such a gruesome act possible is for a heel to commit the deed. Based on this week's episode of WWE RAW, I have a feeling that Rollins may be picking up the victory at Extreme Rules.
