WWE presented another episode of Monday Night Raw, and it was a show of a lot of highs and lows. WWE introduced a "wildcard rule," as per which, 3 stars from RAW and SmackDown can show up on the other brand.
Roman Reigns, Elias, Shane McMahon, Daniel Bryan, and Kofi Kingston appeared on this week's RAW. This was Daniel Bryan's first appearance in WWE since WrestleMania. So, the question of his return has received an answer.
However, RAW has left us with a lot more questions than it gave answers. In this article, we present the 3 biggest questions after RAW.
#3 How long will The Revival continue to face humiliation?
Dash Wilder and Scott Dawson, The Revival, have reportedly refused to renew their contracts with WWE, and are likely to leave once their contracts expire. While WWE could have still tried a few things to keep one of the world's best tag team with the company, it looks like that Vince McMahon thinks otherwise.
Last week, the duo was 'caught' in a segment with Wilder shaving Dawson's back. This week, The Usos added some Ucey heat to their trunks, leaving The Revival tossing and trotting. However, this segment was more agonizing for the fans of the tag team.
One of the most talented tag teams in pro wrestling finds themselves stuck in weird segments, acting goofy and comic. To their credit, they have taken the humiliating scenario in their stride. But, how long will these humiliations continue? It could be until the Revival leaves, or maybe, just maybe, WWE might have a plan to make its tag team division relevant again.
Perhaps, this is the start of a story that will get more intense along the way. Anyway, the question remains: How long will The Revival continue to face humiliation?
#2 Will AJ Styles turn heel at Money In The Bank?
AJ Styles has been one of the premier faces of WWE over the last couple of years. He did a great job as the face of the blue brand, but now, he has moved to the red brand. And, he has been giving indications of a heel turn recently.
Styles had played the heel character to perfection a couple of years ago. Most notably, he had a classic feud with John Cena, in which Styles did some masterwork. So, it won't be anything new for him. Especially, Styles has an opportunity to form something similar to the Bullet Club. Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson's arrival to RAW has only increased speculation. With WWE's dropping TV ratings, the company needs fresh stuff. An AJ Styles led faction could be the answer.
In the last couple of years, we've seen Shinsuke Nakamura and Daniel Bryan turn heel during babyface vs. babyface feuds, both against AJ Styles. It could be time that Styles turns heel himself.
What do you think: Will Styles turn heel at Money In The Bank?
#1 Will WWE pull the trigger on Lacey Evans?
Rumors have been suggesting a shock title change at Money In the Bank. As per reports, WWE has been planning to put the RAW Women's Championship on Lacey Evans. The report suggests that Vince McMahon is "very high" on The Sassy Southern Belle. The company feels that it could be a "shocking moment," and an Evans win could get a huge pop.
The way things have been transpiring, Lynch may fell victim to the Women's Right. WWE has successfully established the fact that the Lady can hit the finisher from anywhere. It'd only take one shot, wouldn't it?
Lacey Evans has been impressive in short bursts. Her character work is solid, and she is an entertainer. But, she is still to prove herself as a top woman. However, if McMahon sees her as the Women's Champion, she'd be the winner at Money In The Bank.
Do you think Lacey Evans will walk out of Money In The Bank as the RAW Women's Champion?