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#4 Braun Strowman was a dumb student, according to Shane McMahon's exposé on WWE RAW
Shane McMahon's hobby to target Braun Strowman's alleged lack of intelligence led to a glorified exposé during this week's WWE RAW.
Alongside Elias and Jaxson Ryker, McMahon presented Strowman's fake fifth-grade report card. The report had a bunch of D-grades and some interesting "teacher's remarks." Add to that a picture of Strowman in a dunce cap, and The Monster eventually came out to face Ryker in a singles match.
Strowman won the bout, as expected. But a post-match brawl led to McMahon running away from the scene. Strowman brought up the fact he could choose any stipulation for their WWE WrestleMania 37 match. This led to a Steel Cage match between the two being made official for The Show of Shows.
In addition to the "fake report card" segment, the RAW Tag Team Championship segment included a game of charades this week. Meanwhile, The Miz and John Morrison, along with Riddle, took part in justifiably silly shenanigans during the same episode.
But as a whole, these bits made the show an overwhelming mess in terms of WWE's brand of comedy. The ironic truth is that despite all the ridicule, R-Truth wasn't even booked for this episode.
