Best and Worst of RAW: 29th January 2018

Modified Jan 30, 2018 09:47 GMT

Once again, it was Braun Strowman who stole the show

#2 Best: A pay-per-view worthy card

WWE had the world watching, and knew they wanted to impress

WWE got a lot of positive press for the show they put on last night. With the eyes of the world firmly upon the product, for their next move, WWE knew they had to pull out a winner. And so they did, with a stacked card from top to bottom. We liked how almost every match had stakes, on this episode.

There were three matches to qualify for The Elimination Chamber, two title matches and another one with a streak on the line. Every match felt important, and therefore we watched on, despite the lack of energy from the crowd. For their part, the superstars didn't disappoint.

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— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) January 30, 2018

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Every WWE show has just felt a lot bigger since RAW 25. The company has a lot more viewers watching, and they do not wish to disappoint.

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Edited by Rohit Nath