Best and worst of RAW after Elimination Chamber- End of WWE Superstar's gimmick, Big issue in the main event

#3 Best/Worst: Humanizing The Undertaker

AJ Styles just made it really personal with The Undertaker! #RAW #WWE pic.twitter.com/iZWTTa1mn2

— Sportskeeda Wrestling (@SKProWrestling) March 10, 2020

The Undertaker has always been presented as a creature of myth and legend, portrayed as someone with powers of the supernatural world. And yet, AJ Styles humanized him on this week's show, even mentioning his wife, Michelle McCool, during his promo.

I don't necessarily know if this is the right thing to do if The Undertaker is still going to show up as The Phenom and not in his whole biking avatar. And if there's a return of the old gimmick being planned, I wonder if it's the right time to do it.

But I'm still very intrigued about a match between The Phenom and The Phenomenal One, because of the many possibilities. You put in The Undertaker's psychology and mix it up with AJ Styles' in-ring ability and you have the recipe for a winner.

Yep, The #RiottSquad has seen better days...#Raw @YaOnlyLivvOnce @RubyRiottWWE @sarahloganwwe pic.twitter.com/L0fmgZjl1C

— WWE (@WWE) March 10, 2020

In any case, RAW wasn't nearly as good as it has been ever since Paul Heyman assumed the mantle some time ago. There was far too much talking and not enough hooks across the three hours.