WWE Monday Night Raw Preview: November 3, 2014

Buffalo, New York would play host to WWE’s latest edition of Monday Night Raw on November 3rd and just like its preceding ones, the show will be bought out by the WWE amidst a lot of chaos.Vince McMahon is not having the best of times around thanks to the Network and having a roster full of injured superstars is making matters worse for the wrestling genius. The encouraging sight however is the positive direction that the main event scene is heading into.The two big feuds heading into Survivor Series looks to have hit the bull’s eye with the fans and WWE should try to project those positives more than expose their negatives.This week’s Raw will be another opportunity to do the same, and here is a look at what all we could expect from WWE’s weekly flagship show.

#5 Divas division on a high

The lack of time that the creative team spends on WWE’s divas division is not a big surprise. Most of the occasions would just have a divas title feud and some random matches booked here and there that suck both in storyline and in-ring aspects.

This situation however has changed a bit after Hell in a Cell as the company has three good looking feuds in the current division.

AJ Lee and Nikki Bella will be having a title feud all the way to survivor Series while the personal assistant angle between the Bellas makes up the subplot. After failing to capture the divas title, Paige will be seen feuding with Alicia Fox as well.

The last storyline is probably the most underrated one in the entire roster and it involvs Natalya and Tyson Kidd. All three could make it into this week’s Raw which ensures some highlight for the Divas Division.

#4 Feed the big guy

Ryback’s return as a babyface was one of the biggest headlines that came out of last week’s WWE programming. He came into the squared circle as though he never left and then went on to claim two squash wins.

It looks like WWE is rebuilding 2013 all over again with Ryback as a face and no one can blame the writers for that. There is a clear scarcity of good guys in the roster and Ryback still has a lot of potential to fulfill in that character.

He got one over Bo Dallas and Heath Slater last week and instead of feeding Ryback with jobbers, WWE should shoot him into a big program.

With Cena looking to recruit members for his team, Ryback would be a great addition or he could spark up a storyline with Mark Henry who just turned heel.

#3 Harper and Rowan in town

One big question that most of the fans had after Night of Champions was about the future of Wyatt Family. From the vignettes of Bray that was aired by the WWE, it seemed like the family was finally split.

Bray appearing on Raw without Harper and Rowan stamped the speculation. The eater of the world is apparently going to have a high profile feud with Dean Ambrose after his return at Hell in a Cell which leaves Harper and Rowan with nothing.

The fans will probably get to know what the WWE has in store for the duo soon since both Harper and Rowan are advertised for this week’s Raw.

Harper getting a singles push would be a great deal but the possibility of them sticking together as a tag team without Bray is also a credible one.

#2 Cenas absence and Authoritys dominance

The battle between Team Cena and Team Authority is all set to happen at Survivor Series but the team line ups are yet to be clarified.

The only thing that we know about the match is that it will contain John Cena while the WWE still hasn’t names the remaining nine wrestlers that would take part in the match.

Ziggler was willing to join Cena’s rebellion against Hunter but he paid the price for his heroics when Kane along with Rollins and the Stooges destroyed him.

Cena will not be there on Raw this week this means that we might not see any new additions to team Cena. Ziggler will get a lot of heat from the Authority with Cena’s absence as well. What we could look forward to in this feud will be the naming of Authority team members.

#1 The best feud on television

WWE fans sure had the right to voice their opinion about how Hel in a Cell ended. But what many of them didnt realize is the after effects of Brays interference in the main event.

The feud between Rollins and Ambrose is dead and buried after that interference and instead of that we have got ourselves a possible feud of the year candidate.

Bray and Ambrose made it must watch television last week with their intense promos and the fans would be eager to see what will happen when these two finally come face to face.

This is clearly the big money feud heading into Survivor Series and on Monday night, we will see more microphone action that would later be show in wrestling schools to teach the students about pulling off a promo.