Best and worst of RAW: 18th September, 2017

#3 Best: Braun Strowman destroys Enzo Amore

Enzo was flattened like a pancake this week — Enzo Amore was flattened like a pancake this week

The only genuine surprise this week came from Braun Strowman, who emerged to lay the smack down on Enzo Amore and beat him to an absolute pulp.

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Strowman left Enzo lying for Neville, who came in and delivered The Red Arrow, to shatter his No Mercy opponent into a million pieces, all at once.

We do not doubt that this is a public burial of Enzo Amore, who is being punished for his backstage antics. Let's hope he gets back into the good graces of the locker room very soon, or this could become a weekly affair, very soon.

There's something oddly comforting about watching Enzo Amore get beaten up, but we cannot put our finger on why it is so.

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