Title This: WWE Raw Reaction “WWE Trying To Bring Importance Back To Intercontinental Championship”

April 15, 2014

The Main Events

wwe raw reaction John Cena and Bray Wyatt continue their feud on WWE Raw. Bray Wyatt cuts a great promo to be interrupted by a comical John Cena. He shows "funny" pictures of the Wyatt Family. A match for Extreme Rules is made. A steel cage match between the two men is the right call. Wyatt continues to impress me in many ways. The guys is years ahead of his time, if that makes sense. As for Cena, he is a perfect fit for a young guy like Bray. I want this feud to head into June. Keep the match stipulations coming. Evolve Bray Wyatt into a monster, with the help of a veteran like John Cena.

Score: 7/10

Evolution Is No Mystery

The Shield is put up against 11 heels in the WWE. They get beaten down and Evolution's music hits. Out comes Triple H, Batista and Randy Orton. They beat the hell out of The Shield. Batista hits his finisher, Orton connects with an RKO and Triple H hits a Pedigree onto Roman Reigns. Is this too early for "Shield vs. Evolution?" It looks like Kane vs. Daniel Bryan and Evolution vs. The Shield will be the two big matches at Extreme Rules. I loved this interaction because it drew so many comparisons between the two. Shield does not have an established guy like Triple H, but Roman Reigns is very similar in star power. I really thought this ending came off great on television and the return of Evolution only means good things for younger talent.

Score: 8/10

WWE Raw Score: 7/10

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