Title This: WWE Raw Reaction December 30th, 2013

December 31, 2013

The Return of Brock Lesnar

WWE Raw Reaction The Beast is back. Triple H welcomed Brock Lesnar back on Raw and it could not come at a better time. John Cena and Randy Orton were at a house show in Toronto and WWE needed something, someone, to shy away from that fact. Brock is the answer and took out Mark Henry in impressive fashion. I do not really care to see Brock vs. Henry, but I would not hate the idea either if Lesnar can still enter the Royal Rumble. He wants to be WWE World Heavyweight Champion, says Paul Heyman. That surprised me. I still see Lesnar going after Undertaker at WrestleMania. Is there a point in Lesnar being champion as a part time guy? It is actually impossible with only one title. I can see Lesnar potentially being attacked or eliminated by Undertaker, causing him to want to beat the streak. It is not an original idea, but one that will always work itself out. Brock being back means that we are officially in a very important season in wrestling. Buckle up, folks.

Grade: A

Mid Card Chaos

What can you say about the Intercontinental and United States Championship right now? Big E Langston is getting over in a big way. The fans are really attaching themselves to his personality and excellent foot work in the ring. The guy is not a one trick pony. Dean Ambrose, on the other hand, is doing nothing with the United States Championship. What is the point of him holding it when the last time he defended it was before HALLOWEEN? Look for some changes before heading into WrestleMania. I would love to see a Dolph Ziggler hold the US Title. At least this will give him something to do.

Grade: C+

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