It's...Baylariat!
Team Finnley Baylor
The entire show was great. Even with the slow start from Mark Cuban, he's going to give the WWE some serious publicity. Guess who's featured during the beginning montage of Sportscenter... exactly.
The matches were great. It had an old school feel to it. Having Carlito come out, do a clean job to Cena, then having Legacy beat on Primo and Evan Bourne without them looking terrible. What a concept. Elevating talent and putting over who needs to be. Something I'd have never thought would be done in the WWE again.
Also, Cuban was one of the best non wrestling hosts since the Celebrity guest host was installed on Raw. And he took a pretty sick spot, too.
And speaking of Sheamus, he really elevated his game tonight. Cena provoked him to do a great job and despite his broken English/Irish, he got his point across. He's tough, mean, and doesn't have to pin Cena to win, which makes this match intriguing. Cena's brought up his game, too. At least he acknowledges that some people hate him.
And the Miz/Mark Henry match was great, too. Did you see the crowd when he had Miz ready for the World's Strongest Slam? They nearly exploded...but alas, Miz needs to keep the belt for a bit. The end result was satisfying to me and to most of the crowd. Miz is over. Don't want to kill that momentum just yet.
Something tells me that DX/Jerishow's going to be better than we all thought it would be. Tables, ladders, and chairs. This is one of the many matches that have me guessing as to who could win. I hope Jerishow wins, just to see Jericho on Raw.
Overall, this Raw was really good. I guess the WWE's stepping it's game up to try to show TNA that they can't hang with them. Something tells me we're going to see a lot of really good shows in the future. Can't wait, either.
The matches were great. It had an old school feel to it. Having Carlito come out, do a clean job to Cena, then having Legacy beat on Primo and Evan Bourne without them looking terrible. What a concept. Elevating talent and putting over who needs to be. Something I'd have never thought would be done in the WWE again.
Also, Cuban was one of the best non wrestling hosts since the Celebrity guest host was installed on Raw. And he took a pretty sick spot, too.
And speaking of Sheamus, he really elevated his game tonight. Cena provoked him to do a great job and despite his broken English/Irish, he got his point across. He's tough, mean, and doesn't have to pin Cena to win, which makes this match intriguing. Cena's brought up his game, too. At least he acknowledges that some people hate him.
And the Miz/Mark Henry match was great, too. Did you see the crowd when he had Miz ready for the World's Strongest Slam? They nearly exploded...but alas, Miz needs to keep the belt for a bit. The end result was satisfying to me and to most of the crowd. Miz is over. Don't want to kill that momentum just yet.
Something tells me that DX/Jerishow's going to be better than we all thought it would be. Tables, ladders, and chairs. This is one of the many matches that have me guessing as to who could win. I hope Jerishow wins, just to see Jericho on Raw.
Overall, this Raw was really good. I guess the WWE's stepping it's game up to try to show TNA that they can't hang with them. Something tells me we're going to see a lot of really good shows in the future. Can't wait, either.