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In just a few hours, the men and women of the WWE will play host to the latest episode of Monday Night RAW. And though WWE Super ShowDown is now behind us, the fallout of the event is still being felt.
Seth Rollins may have retained the Universal Championship against Baron Corbin, but Brock Lesnar never cashed in, meaning the Arcitect should keep an eye out tonight. And now with Super ShowDown gone, the men and women turn to the next pay per view, the very first WWE Stomping Grounds.
Tonight, the Revival hopes to reclaim the RAW Tag Team Championships, though that's not all planned for tonight's three-hour broadcast. Here are five things you really need to know before tonight's edition of WWE Monday Night RAW.
#5 The Best (celebration) in the World
When Shane McMahon and Roman Reigns started their match at Super ShowDown, almost everyone was expecting a win for the Big Dog.
After all, Reigns is a three-time World Champion, triple crown and grand slam holder, a former Universal Champion and has been seen as one of the most dominant Superstar in recent WWE history. Despite all of this though, the 'Best in the World' was able to topple Roman, thanks to some interference by the Scottish Psychopath Drew McIntyre.
Tonight, McMahon has promised a huge celebration for himself, which will come as no surprise to anyone given Shane's ego boost since turning heel earlier this year.
What will McMahon and McIntyre have planned for tonight?
We're not quite sure, though if we know WWE, expect some party crashes to spoil the festivities, namely the Big Dog, who will be hungry for revenge.
#4 You can run...
The WWE 24/7 Championship may be a coveted prize in WWE in 2019, but it's also a curse. Just ask R-Truth, who during his five reigns with the green and gold belt, has been ganged up on by various stars, and pinned everywhere from a golf course to an airport tarmac.
Recently losing the title to Jinder Mahal at an airport, Truth regained the title from the Modern-Day Maharajah 39,000 feet in the air but was forced to hide in the bathroom to keep the title.
Now back in the good-Ol' U.S of A, Truth will once again have to keep an eye out for any and all challengers for the title, which he still believes is the European gold. Will the 24/7 champion get another lucky escape tonight, or is it time for a changing of the guard?
#3 Miz TV welcomes the new United States Champion
Samoa Joe is once again the WWE United States Champion, but not exactly through noble means.
After losing the gold in controversial fashion to Rey Mysterio at Money in the Bank, Joe would attack WWE's Ultimate Underdog, forcing Mysterio to vacate the gold due to injury, putting the title back on Joe.
Tonight, the Samoan Submission Machine will be the special guest on Miz TV, as the A-Lister hopes to get some answers from Samoa Joe. With that said, it's been over a year since Miz, a former two-time United States Champion in his own right, has held singles gold in WWE.
Could the self-proclaimed most must-see star in WWE be eyeing up a third reign with the star-spangled strap? Tune in tonight on RAW to find out.
#2 WrestleMania rematch for the Revival
When the WrestleMania 35 pre-show started, the Revival thought they were in for an easy night. The then-RAW Tag Team Champions, the team of Dash Wilder and Scott Dawson had offered a title match to Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder, confident they would topple the pair.
This confidence would backfire on the former NXT stars, as Hawkins and Ryder would get a huge upset, breaking Hawkins' losing streak and capturing the titles in the process.
Tonight, Dash and Dawson have a chance to wipe the slate clean and reclaim the gold when they face the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast hosts on RAW.
Will the Revival prove that Hawkins and Ryder's Mania win was a fluke, or will the Broskis have the Revival's number once again, defeating them for a second time?
#1 What's next for the Brock Party leader?
WWE Super ShowDown 2019 did not go exactly how Brock Lesnar had hoped.
After reneging on his promise to cash-in Money in the Bank on last week's RAW, the Beast seemed guaranteed a third Universal title reign in Jeddah, after confronting a downed Seth Rollins who had just retained against Baron Corbin.
A tiny trip-up by Paul Heyman was all it took though, as Rollins capitalised on the momentary distraction, flooring the Beast to escape Jeddah still Universal Champion. Though Lesnar is still the MITB contract holder, the Beast must be fuming, and may have some strong things to say about Rollins, and even his advocate tonight.
And after vanquishing Corbin and escaping Lesnar, the Beastslayer is without an opponent for the Universal title. Expect that to change tonight.
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