7 Things WWE got right on RAW before Elimination Chamber 

#5 Aleister Black's first loss

Last week on RAW, Aleister Black was attacked by AJ Styles, Luke Gallows, and Karl Anderson before his match against Erick Rowan.

Black was visibly hurt after the attack but decided to still compete in the match which he won after a lot of struggle. Afterward, he issued a challenge to Styles for a match this week.

This week's RAW saw Styles play his good old heel role and claim that he'd only fight Black if he could defeat the Toughest Man in the Building, Karl Anderson.

Black ran through Anderson soon and then defeated him with a Black Mass. The Phenomenal One then threw in Gallows to fight The Dutch Destroyer, and the big man beat Black down before the opening bell and continued to do so during the match which forced the referee to call for a disqualification.

All three men stomped down on Black, after which Gallows and Anderson laid him out with the Magic Killer. Styles then felt he was ready to take on the undefeated man on RAW.

Black refused to give up but fell prey to the Phenomenal Forearm that handed Black his first loss on RAW. Even though it was something WWE could have done differently, it was the right decision to sacrifice Black to one of the best wrestlers in the world.

Styles doing what heels do and mocking The Undertaker in the clash quietly builds towards their program for WrestleMania, while Black now does not have the undefeated tag to carry forward which could help him in future storylines.