Is that true? Will we see the results of that on-screen this quickly?
Let's review!
The rest of the world has shown us the way; plenty of crime data statistics show that you and your loved ones are at a statistically higher risk of death or injury from your gun ownership.
Let's all stop fearing and fighting each other; or at least make that our default thought process.
Anyway, back to RAW!
I like where this is going; I'm assuming we'll get more of the "whodunit" concept later in the show.
They mixed the heels and faces, and it added extra layers to the story.
Natty could be a heavy favorite in this match at SummerSlam.
I'm not certain they'd go this way, but I imagine the roof might go off if Natalya were to win that title.
I wish some of these other characters could get a little more time to continue their stories.
It's not working; the attempt to make Seth the star.
This is getting noticeably boring.
Admittedly, I'm a little too young to have witnessed Harley's heyday as it happened.
I have had the chance though, through the podcast, to meet and interview several wrestlers, managers, owners, and the like that were trained locally by Harley.
Every single one of these people had nothing but amazing things to say about the man.
The wresting world definitely lost a legend, and from what I've heard from first hand accounts; the world lost a good person.
Tom said, on the podcast, that Bray did this to Mick Foley, most likely because Foley can't take any other kind of bump.
Perhaps we have a similar situation with Angle? Perhaps this is the secondary move for Wyatt to use on people that can't take The Sister Abigail (or whatever the hell that other finisher is called)?
Is he simply just going to use the Claw now? I guess we shall find out in due time.
Not everything can be a homerun, I suppose.
We can know for sure that Samoa Joe wasn't behind the wheel, but who was? Are they working with Joe?
Will Joe be cleared of any involvement in these acts of terror? This is the stuff that makes people want to tune in next week!
Did everyone else see, on The Kabuki Warriors intro graphic, they used Io Shirai's name instead of Asuka? Not a good look. Did WWE hire Britt Baker when I wasn't looking?
And hey, if Goldberg gets a chance to redeem himself, I'm sure he'll deliver a decent performance, at least.
We all know Dolph can work his as off. He can sell like crazy, and is fully capable of making Goldberg look like a million dollars.
This could end up being a damn good match.
Overall, I liked this week of RAW. There was definitely some more attention paid Ty longer term storytelling.
Will this continue through SumCommercial and beyond? I guess we shall see.
Of course, more to follow in next week's WWE RAW REVIEW!
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