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Winner: Kofi Kingston
The one redeeming quality on Raw was the main event, although it really shouldn't have happened on Raw at all! Regardless, beggars can't be choosers, I suppose. Firstly, it's an immense relief to see Bryan performing at his normal, outstanding level, after his injury scare.
Secondly, though there was no way this match would ever equal the electric atmosphere it had last month at WrestleMania, it was nonetheless another good showing from these guys.
Daniel Bryan came up short again, with Kofi Kingston winning the clean victory. Bryan is at a point in his career where he can afford such losses and it gives Kofi Kingston a successful title defense under his belt, which is important, since I still don't think that the New Day man is going to be a long-term champion. He might well lose that title to Kevin Owens at Money in the Bank.
