Have we all recovered from Sunday night’s WrestleMania 32? No? That’s ok, neither have we.
But the WWE won’t wait for us to completely recover before throwing a brand-new RAW our way on Monday night and we’ve got the complete breakdown on all of the matches and biggest highlights. Also, this started the show:
All right, all right, all right. Here we go:
WWE Tag Team Title Match: Sheamus & King Barett vs. The New Day
Winner: The New Day
Let’s get to the point real quick, The New Day won. As we expected. It was after the match that things got interesting.
The League of Nations kicked out King Barrett. Seriously. They, literally, kicked him out of the ring. But was it premature? As soon as Barrett rolled under the rope, the lights went down and The Wyatt Family entered the ring.
And then The Wyatt Family absolutely beat down.
Summer Rae vs. Sasha Banks
Winner: Sasha Banks
This wasn’t really all that exciting, honestly. Summer Rae appeared in the ring, started talking trash and The Boss answered by absolutely dominating here.
That’s that.
Tyler Breeze vs. Apollo Crews
Winner: Apollo Crews
Welcome to RAW, Apollo Crews. The WWE NXT Superstar took control early on and it wasn’t long until it was obvious that Tyler Breeze was no match. Crews looked good in the ring. He threw Breeze around like he weighed nothing and his victory was pretty clear from the get-go.
It was a good debut.
WWE Intercontinental Title Match: The Miz vs. Zack Ryder
Winner: The Miz
Well, that wasn’t a very long reign for Ryder.
After clinching the WWE Intercontinental Title at WrestleMania on Sunday, Ryder was challenged to a quick title defense by The Miz and it was all about deception for the challenger. Check it out:
Thanks to his wife’s help, The Miz was able to notch the pin and, more importantly, the belt. Do we smell a brand-new feud? Seems like it.
Tables Match: The Usos vs. The Dudley Boyz
Winner: The Dudley Boyz
They brought the tables back!
This feud doesn’t seem to be going anywhere and it got a bit of a boost after an early bell infuriated The Dudleyz in this match.
#1 Contenders Fatal 4 Way: Cesaro vs. Kevin Owens vs. Chris Jericho vs. AJ Styles
Winner: AJ Styles
Sami Zayn was supposed to be in this match, but after he was ambushed by Kevin Owens earlier in the night, he was left on the outside looking in and Cesaro surprised everyone by replacing him.
Seriously, check out this crowd reaction:
It was a solid back-and forth match to start, but in the end it really became just about Jericho against everybody else. Cesaro fought well for awhile, but Styles simply would not give up.
He came back and then came back again and, in the end, he defeated Jericho on a pin, securing a matchup against Roman Reigns for the WWE Heavyweight title.
Let’s recap what went down at AT&T Stadium. Roman Reigns took back the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, defeating Triple H and spearing Stephanie McMahon along the way. Triple H followed up by tweeting this:
https://twitter.com/TripleH/status/717003088695984128/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Charlotte retained her title as well, while Zack Ryder stole the Intercontinental Title and The League of Nations, finally, defeated The New Day for the WWE Tag Team Title. After everything that happened on Sunday, it’s easy to be pretty darn hyped for tonight’s WWE Raw, which is taping from the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. The WWE even released a special preview video for tonight’s event, check it out:
The WWE has advertised the following stars for tonight’s RAW: WWE World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns, WWE Women’s Champion Charlotte, Triple H, Brock Lesnar, Bray Wyatt, Dean Ambrose, Alberto Del Rio, Sheamus, Kane, Chis Jericho, Vince McMahon, Stephanie McMahon, Rusev, Dolph Ziggler, King Barrett, AJ Styles, WWE United States Champion Kalisto and WWE Intercontinental Champion Zack Ryder.
That’s, well, that’s a lot of star power.
There are also some rumors regarding a few unannounced appearances and more than a fair share of speculation that John Cena will return to RAW last night after his surprise appearance at WrestleMania.
This one is going to be fun. Make sure to check back here throughout the broadcast for all the latest updates and highlights on the matches. RAW airs at 8 p.m. ET on USA.
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