Raw General Discussion Thread

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Wwe does realize we're at halftime

 

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Well since night of champions is chris' last match in wwe for a bit so tonight wasn't a good way to go out on raw

 

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Hit him you pussy

 

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BROCK LESNAR HAS ENTERED THE BUILDING

 

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Well this is a fight

 

[Drew]

I liked R Ziggler on Smackdown. Was actually funny.


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[Sabretooth]

Well that was fun

 

[Drew]

God Rollins music sucks. Gets no pop either.


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Get the fuck out of Americas ring rusev

 

[Fuji Vice]

Despite John Cena’s best efforts at Night of Champions — and a Money in the Bank cash-in attempt by Seth Rollins — Brock Lesnar maintains his vise-like grip on the WWE World Heavyweight Title. However, the landscape of WWE seemed to undergo a seismic shift around The Beast Incarnate at last night’s event, with three other titles changing hands. Now that the dust has settled, what can we expect from what’s sure to be a blockbuster Raw? WWE.com has some theories.

Mere weeks after suffering the most brutal loss in his 12-year career, John Cena rose to the challenge in a valiant attempt to unseat Brock Lesnar as WWE World Heavyweight Champion. However, thanks to Seth Rollins’ ambush to Cena that ended the match in a disqualification, followed by Cena’s thwarting of Rollins’ post-match Money in the Bank cash-in attempt, the WWE Universe remains subjugated by The Beast Incarnate.


Since the Cenation leader was denied his chance to reclaim his illustrious prize from The Conqueror, will a new Superstar emerge to challenge Lesnar for the throne? Also, following his brazen interference and post-match Curb Stomp to Lesnar, has Rollins made himself a target of both of last night’s main event participants? Perhaps we’ll get some clarity tonight on Raw.

Well, we’re never going to hear the end of it now, are we? Thanks in no small part to a distraction from “Damien Mizdow,†The Miz stole a victory from Dolph Ziggler to become the Intercontinental Champion for a momentous fourth time, ensuring that we’re in for more braggadocios behavior from the so-called “A-Lister†in the weeks ahead.

However, will Ziggler ensure that the fourth installment in Miz’s Intercontinental Championship franchise is a dud? Expect The Showoff to look for retribution tonight.


Gold & Stardust brought out their ravenous side in search of something they refer to as the “Cosmic Key,†and it’s that quest that brought the bizarre duo on a collision course with WWE Tag Team Champions The Usos at Night of Champions. The space-faring Superstars ensnared the titles from the charismatic twins, evidently accomplishing their bewildering, intergalactic mission.
Where will Gold & Stardust rocket off to next? We’ll hopefully find out tonight.

In a bout plagued by family drama and mind games, AJ Lee defeated titleholder Paige and Nikki Bella to become Divas Champion for an impressive third time, tying Eve for the most reigns with the butterfly-emblazoned prize.

AJ might have reclaimed her “baby,†but The Diva of Tomorrow won’t let this defeat go lightly. As for Nikki Bella, there’s pretty much nothing she won’t do these days to get what she wants. Will AJ be preyed upon tonight on Raw?

Seth Rollins just might be regretting that whole cinder block thing right now. Dean Ambrose reemerged last night at Night of Champions, responding to his former “brother’s†open challenge and giving Mr. Money in the Bank a beating that has been more than a month in the making.

Don’t miss Raw tonight at 8/7 CT on USA Network, and be sure to tune in to WWE Network for Raw Pre-Show at 7:30 ET!

 

[Smart Marx]

Who's here to see the aftermath of Night of Champions?

 

[Joey]

Who's here to see the aftermath of Night of Champions?

Possibly me

 

[Sabretooth]

I have arrived

 

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He's certainly not dead

 

[Smart Marx]

Dean Ambrose is special.