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#4 AJ Styles gets some reinforcement on RAW

AJ Styles with some back-up

AJ Styles is back on RAW after a brief stint on SmackDown. He left the Red brand following real-life issues with then-Executive Director, Paul Heyman. After Heyman was removed from his post on RAW, he would align with Roman Reigns on SmackDown, once again sending Styles the other way.

AJ Styles essentially feels like a trade for Seth Rollins, which is more than fair. While we’re not sure how he will fare on RAW, the indication seems to be that he will be a main eventer as usual. He faced his brief SmackDown rival Matt Riddle, who was also drafted to RAW.

No sudden movements, @SuperKingOfBros... #WWERaw pic.twitter.com/5q6ccBCqRY

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) October 20, 2020

What was noticeably different, however, is the fact that AJ Styles has a new bodyguard, Jordan Omogbehin. He did a good job in his role, stopping the referee from DQing Styles while also assisting The Phenomenal One in defeating Matt Riddle.

There is no officiating when this man's around.#WWERaw @AJStylesOrg pic.twitter.com/rgKuVHgR4K

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) October 20, 2020

It’ll be interesting to see how AJ Styles does with a new bodyguard. It seems to suit his character well and could be a fun direction going forward. The big question is whether AJ Styles will find the same success on RAW that he did on SmackDown.