5 Bold Decisions Vince McMahon Could Make Tonight On The Raw After WrestleMania 35

In what would go undoubtedly go down as one of the greatest wrestling events of all time, WWE astonished its global audience by making the most of WrestleMania 35 irrespective of the predictability that diluted its momentum.

From Seth Rollins' epic banger of a victory over Brock Lesnar followed by Kofi Kingston and Becky Lynch's heartfelt 'overcoming the odds' moment, WWE perfectly handled perhaps the most stacked match-card in the company's history.

It's undeniable that Vince McMahon would be extremely ecstatic to see it all transpire from the gorilla position. But, he has to make sure that he brings the same momentum tonight on his billion dollar company's flagship show - Monday Night Raw.

The red brand will be waltzing back to our screens from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn which hosted an astounding NXT Takeover event on Friday.

Considering WrestleMania always gravitates a mass assemblage of crazy WWE fans, one can only wonder how loud they could be tonight, especially with Becky Lynch kicking off the red brand after a historical yet underwhelming match at The Grandest Stage of Them All.

A lot could happen tonight. As a matter of fact, this has to be the most anticipated edition of Monday Night Raw in a long, long time. Hope the creative team are as ready, willing, and able as we are.

So, without further ado, let's dive deep into what transpired last night at WrestleMania 35 and what will be the fallout of the biggest event of the year.

Here we go. Bare with me.

#1 Seth Rollins burns it down with John Cena for the Universal Championship

In my humble opinion, Seth Rollins has to be the single-most greatest active performer in both the brands working under Vince McMahon's supervision.

The guy has everything. We hated him as a heel and we loved him as a face. However, his creative booking has been pretty stale leading up to his match with Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 35.

But, Rollins eventually raised the stakes and managed to bring eye-balls to his astonishing tussle with The Beast Incarnate by going low and doing whatever it takes to walk out of New Jersey as the saviour of the WWE Universe.

Since he has vowed to be a fighting champion, what better way to make things intriguing than to defend your crown in front of a deafening audience in Brooklyn, NY?

I definitely see Rollins successfully defending the gold tonight whilst delivering something special between the ropes. His first opponent, however, should be someone who has 'greatest of all time' written all over him, someone who would want to test Rollins' perseverance once again.

Who better than John Cena to confront Rollins' Open Challenge and burn it down with him? The Cenation Leader certainly has nothing to lose here and would only assist in ascending Seth's reign as the Universal Champion.

Who do you want to see Seth face tonight for the Universal Championship?

#2 Bray Wyatt and Lars Sullivan arrive to destroy Braun Strowman

It's absolutely horrendous to see Braun Strowman sidelined to being on such initial stages of the biggest event of the year and winning something that has never benefited anyone.

Much to our dismay, the company will surely not take away the spotlight from The Monster Among Men, but with Bray Wyatt's return certainly looking imminent, shocking things could happen tonight.

The mere fact that Strowman will now be addressed as The Giant in WWE, a shocking Lars Sullivan introduction by none other than Bray Wyatt could get us intrigued for what could happen in the coming weeks.

WWE need to do something decisive here with Braun Strowman. The guy has literally been an underwhelming act on the red brand and with Bray Wyatt possibly returning soon, his inclusion here would fit perfectly in ascending Strowman as a monstrous babyface.

Imagine Lars Sullivan becoming the new black sheep and running riot on the red brand with the likes of Braun Strowman, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and Finn Balor.

#3 Sasha Banks turns heel on Bayley and vows to destroy Becky Lynch

Fortune favors the bold. There's absolutely no denying that tonight's Monday Night Raw could see some shocking twists and turns to keep the audiences hooked at the edge of their seats.

If there's anything that could get the momentum in the women's division going with the same scintillating speed, it is someone like Sasha Banks turning heel and going on an unmissable rant on the entire locker room.

Becky Lynch's return to the red brand would be absolutely emotional, but the company needs to take this opportunity to build a mega-star after Ronda Rousey goes on a hiatus.

Whilst Shayna Baszler is also an option, I do not see her making her debut on the red brand tonight. After dropping the Women's Tag-Team Championships to The IIconics at The Show of Shows, this has to be the legitimate next step in bringing the right amount of attention on Banks.

Furthermore, her heel turn could take the red brand by storm and would be significant in keeping Becky Lynch on the drivers' heat heading into the rest of 2019.

#4 Finn Balor shares a 'Too-Sweet' moment with Triple H and promises to take-over Monday Night Raw very soon

Last night's WrestleMania 35 saw both Triple H and Finn Balor walk out as victors from New Jersey by outshining Batista and Bobby Lashley respectively.

Since The Game's brutal showdown with Batista received tremendous acclaim, Balor's demonic presence sealed the deal for him in a slug-fest against Bobby Lashley.

I genuinely do not see Lashley getting another opportunity at the Intercontinental Championship. The notable thing here is that the WWE is concentrating on Balor's 'too-sweet' moment and this could be a signal for things that could transpire in the future.

Diverting my attention towards the blue brand for a bit, A.J. Styles' astounding victory over Randy Orton could coerce him to jump ship to the red brand considering how impressed Vince is from his dedication to the business.

Triple H's inclusion here could start a powerful revolution, once again. With All Elite Wrestling also ready to take wrestling world by storm, this could be an ideal opportunity for the company to make things more competitive and align Balor and A.J. Styles.

Whilst the Superstar Shake-Up would be an ideal time for Styles to finally return to the red brand, Balor teasing it tonight would keep us intrigued and enticed all week.

#5 Drew Mcintyre defeats Roman Reigns clean to receive a Universal Championship opportunity

In what was a very underwhelming conclusion to a much-anticipated encounter between Drew Mcintyre and Roman Reigns, WWE need to do justice tonight and legitimize Mcintyre as the biggest heel on the red brand.

Both the performers clashing in another rematch tonight with the Universal Championship opportunity at stake could be compelling and worthy enough to close tonight's Raw.

Regardless of Roman being the face of the company, Mcintyre outshining him tonight could make a bigger threat moving forward and present him as the biggest antagonist in front of Seth Rollins.

The Big Dog could go on to have some old-school feel feud with someone like Baron Corbin where the company could retain his credibility as a face before they finally drop him in the main event scene again.

I'm going with these two absolutely brutalizing each other with a very cheeky assistance from Baron Corbin to get the job done for the former NXT Champion.

Edited by Sripad