Title This: WWE Raw Reaction August 5th, 2013

August 6, 2013

The Undercard Part Two

Christian defeated Heath Slater in a useless match for the number one contender to the World Heavyweight Championship. Why wasn't Christian involving himself in a segment with Del Rio? Is it THAT important to write Ricardo off that Christian could not get involved somehow? Even so, Del Rio could have came out and attacked Christian. Give me something to look forward to. Do not be shocked if RVD is added to this World Heavyweight Championship match. It desperately needs a wild card to intrigue the fans.

Grade: C-

Kofi Kingston defeated Fandango as Kingston returns with new gear. We saw a fast-paced match between the two, but Kofi surprisingly gets the win. What is the point of Fandango now? This match was fun to watch, but what else can we gather from this besides of what WWE thinks of Fandango currently? If they wanted to repackage Kingston, let him pick up a victory over a guy that loses consistently. Fandango worked great with CM Punk and lasted longer with Punk than Kingston. It makes NO SENSE.

Grade: C+

–Damien Sandow and Cody Rhodes continue their feud, but took a small step backwards because the crowd gave them nothing to work with. Rhodes gets the briefcase back from the Gulf of Mexico and it looks like it went through a sewage drain. I think both guys continue to make their match one to watch, but why isn't the briefcase on the line? This needs to be added so it gives the fans a reason to care, rather than go take a bathroom break at SummerSlam.

Grade: B-

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