WWE RAW Results March 30th, 2020: Winners, Grades, Video Highlights for latest Monday Night RAW

RAW kicked off with a recap of the feud between AJ Styles and The Undertaker before Taker appeared. He referred to both AJ and himself by their real name and said that 'Allen' will pay the price for disrespecting Michelle. He even invited The OC to join in on the fight and possibly hinted at having some backup of his own for the Boneyard match.

Becky Lynch was back with her giant truck and eventually led us into a recap of her WrestleMania match from last year.

After the match, Becky was cutting a promo on the stage and Shayna Bazsler attacked her from behind, locking her in the Khirifuda Clutch before sending her head-first into the side of an announce table. She then picked up Becky's belt and threw it at her as Lynch was trying to recover.

Aleister Black vs. Jason Cade (Promotional Talent)

Cade was hesitating to throw the first punch and Black got him with a kick before hitting the Black Mass, ending the match before Cade could get a strike in.

Result: Aleister Black def. Jason Cade

Match rating: C

The Street Profits & Kevin Owens vs. Angel Garza, Austin Theory & Seth Rollins

Zelina Vega came out and said that US Champ Andrade was injured and Austin Theory was his replacement. Theory and Owens kicked us off and the rookie was in trouble as The Profits joined the assault.

We returned from commercials to see Garza in the ring with Ford and he tagged in Theory. Rollins was tagged in eventually and Dawkins took him down. Before Owens could tag in, Rollins tagged Garza who ate a cannonball.

Montez Ford leaped over the ropes and outside the ring, taking out Theory while Owens got the win on Garza with the stunner. Rollins hit Owens with the Stomp just as the bell was rung.

Result: The Street Profits & Kevin Owens def. Angel Garza, Austin Theory & Seth Rollins

Match rating: B+

KO wants his WrestleMania moment at Rollins' expense

After the match, Owens was down and grabbed a mic in the ring before delivering a promo, refuting Rollins' claims to being the one to build the Performance Center.

Owens said that Rollins was an 'arrogant dipsh*t' as well as delusional for thinking that he was a god. Owens then reminded us that he had held the same titles as Rollins before saying that none of their achievements were made alone.

Owens told Rollins that when they get in the ring at WrestleMania, none of their past will matter and Owens will be the one to "burn it down".

We got a recap of Edge and Randy's promos starting from the Rumble to last week. Edge appeared on screen an explained how he was a 'junkie' for wrestling. He called Randy 'okay with being okay' and that he got to Evolution using his family name.

Edge added that Randy was jealous of the passion he has for the ring and that this time, instead of picking him up, he will push Randy down so that he would 'never get back up'.

Asuka vs. Kayden Carter

Asuka quickly dropped Kayden but Carter went for a counter. Carter hit a huge dropkick but Asuka barely took any damage. She hit a German Suplex and then a huge kick to the back of the neck before locking in the Asuka-lock wor the win.

Results: Asuka def. Kayden Carter

After the match, she cut a promo in Japanese with the words 'easy-peasy' being the only things we could catch.

Match rating: B-

Rhea Ripley was walking up to the Performance Center when Charlotte attacked her.

We got yet another recap, the match between Rey Mysterio and Brock Lesnar from Survivor Series.

Brock Lesnar was out and Heyman did the introductions and told us how important this last segment of the go home show was before talking up Drew McIntyre and comparing him to The Rock and Hulk Hogan, both of whom Brock defeated. He vowed that McIntyre will leave WrestleMania as Brock's 'b*tch' before closing out the show.

Episode rating: B-

A slow episode overall but Owens and Rollins' tag match as well the promos made for an entertaining show.

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Jojo Nilanjan Das began writing for Sportskeeda Wrestling in 2015, a path he discovered through a friend. He is known for his live reporting, which gives fans an unbiased and accurate account of events as they happen.

With a Bachelor's in Mass Communication and Journalism, Jojo briefly worked as a research analyst and a graphic designer before starting at Sportskeeda. He remembers getting hooked on RAW and SmackDown in school in the early 2000s.

Jojo's favorite wrestler is Finn Balor, and he has interviewed WWE Superstar Becky Lynch. When he is not covering the live shows, he can be found updating himself about the latest technology, playing games, or practicing music.

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