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#2 Production Botch
Erick Rowan was victorious over No Way Jose this week on RAW but the conga line decided to try and uncover what was in his cage, which only served to infuriate the big redwood further.
Rowan destroyed Jose and sent a message by delivering his finisher twice to ensure that the RAW locker room is aware that he wants his cage to stay private.
Rowan was in the backstage area following the match and ready to be asked about what was in the cage, but when the show returned from the break, the company was looking to replay the viciousness of his match with Jose, but loaded up the wrong video and almost played Charlotte Flair's match instead.
What's even worse is that it said "earlier tonight" under the video, when Charlotte's match was actually last week, since Becky Lynch once again left the former 10-time Women's Champion alone to fight off both Kairi Sane and Asuka, even though she only faced Asuka in a one-on-one match.
WWE corrected the error and played the write video package minutes later so many fans may not have spotted the botch.
