Hell in a Cell is less than a week away, but Premiere Week kicked off in style with the Season Premiere of Monday Night RAW in Phoenix, Arizona. The show was full of buildup to Hell in a Cell as well as Crown Jewel which happens in Saudi Arabia on October 31st.
Team Hogan vs Team Flair was announced for the fourth trip over to The Middle East, whilst the matches between The Fiend and Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks inside the Hell in a Cell structure this weekend continued their buildup.
Brock Lesnar's appearance on RAW has also turned a few heads just days before his huge WWE Championship match, but whilst many fans were taking in all of the action on the show, there were a number of plotholes that could have been missed.
#3 The referee told him to do it
Brock Lesnar appeared on the season premiere of Monday Night RAW, despite the fact that he doesn't have a storyline with any of the stars on the show. This could be why The Beast made his way to the ring and attacked Rey Mysterio ahead of his Universal Championship match before turning his attention to his teenage son.
Dominic was then attacked and thrown into the ring where his father looked to shield him as Lesnar made his way up the ramp, but whilst all other referees were calling for Lesnar to head to the back since he had made his point, there was one who was calling for Lesnar to deliver "one more." Lesnar then made his way back into the ring and attacked the officials and Mysterio and his son, before the referee then decided it was enough and directed him to the back.
#2 K Corbin broke his chair
Game of Thrones has definitely changed the way that thrones are used, and this week on RAW Baron Corbin proved that his throne wasn't as strong as it once was since all he did was sit down and it broke.
Before Rusev made his way to the ring for the main event of RAW, Randy Orton and Baron Corbin headed to the ring to watch the action and decided to watch from the ramp where Corbin had been given his throne. Corbin sat down and whilst the show was on commercial his leg fell off the chair.
Randy Orton didn't actually see what had happened but burst out laughing when he noticed and saw that Corbin was talking to the commentary team about it and then Seth Rollins had quite the laugh at Corbin's expence when he made his way to the ring for his match.
This is why both Orton and Corbin were forced to stand at the top of the stage watching the match because King Corbin broke his chair and it was then cleaned up so that the WWE Universe who hadn't noticed wouldn't be aware of the incident.
#1 Did Bray Wyatt just hint at a heel turn?
Bray Wyatt's Fiend will step inside Hell in a Cell this weekend against Seth Rollins, a Champion who already knows what it's like inside the structure. Wyatt knows that when you step inside the steel, you never come back out the same way. Whilst The Fiend likes to inflict pain, he isn't someone who is aware of the pain that is heading his way this weekend.
On The Firefly Fun House this week on RAW, Wyatt talked about The Fiend and how he would react to Hell in a Cell before stating that "He'll come back no matter what" with the emphasis being put on "Hell." Could Wyatt be hinting at a heel turn for The Fiend or even Seth Rollins this weekend?
After all, if anyone knows how much Hell in a Cell changes a person, it's Bray Wyatt. It will be interesting to see if the structure is enough to turn Seth Rollins heel since it has been the rumored storyline change for the Universal Champion as part of this weekend's show.