There is a lot of controversy that is going to carry over from the Extreme Rules pay-per-view to Monday night RAW on the 27th of April. The discussion of the night definitely was the fact that Seth Rollins retained his WWE World Heavyweight Championship in a Steel Cage with the help of an RKO on Randy Orton. And tonight’s episode of RAW will certainly address this situation further while building up to the next ppv, Payback. John Cena and Rusev are already scheduled to fight at the event in an I Quit match.
All of the fans in the Resch Center in Green Bay, Wisconsin are certainly going to make themselves heard as soon as the show airs. We should also learn what the WWE has in store for some up and coming superstars like the New Day, Naomi and Sheamus.
The King of the Ring tournament is going to air this Tuesday as well and it promises to be a cracker of an event. Much of the night’s matches will be dedicated to this event. I don’t really know who all will be a part of this event but Daniel Bryan certainly doesn’t look like he will be one of the competitors. He still isn’t ready to go as per the WWE.
Paul Heyman isn’t going to make any appearances either. The WWE plan to keep him off the television until July. Dolph Ziggler keeps hinting that he may be leaving the WWE and this week’s show should give us a pretty good idea if there is any truth behind these threats or whether it is just a gimmick to try and boost the ratings.
The last story which is going to expand tonight is the Kane, Rollins and Orton one. It still isn’t very clear as to who is against who but the confusion certainly makes for entertaining television. Is Kane going to retaliate against Orton for getting RKO’d? Is Rollins going to have to pay for using an illegal finisher at Extreme Rules? And what about Roman Reigns? Where does he fit in? He surely won’t be tasked with fighting the Big Show again right? Let’s see how the WWE plans to arrange the scattered puzzle of the roster they have for the upcoming pay-per-view.
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