5 Big takeaways from WWE RAW September 19 2022
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#WWERaw1235244#USChampion @fightbobby just showed @WWERollins how POWERFUL he is! #WWERaw https://t.co/scAZP1jTXC You have to love it when they jump right into the action to start the show. No in-ring promos or video packages -- just two experienced veterans kicking things off with a banger. Rollins and Lashley set the tone for the night, which is probably what the creative team had in mind when they booked this match. The action captured not only the attention of people in the arena but also the viewers at home. The two masters of their craft traded some incredible maneuvers. One particularly unique move was when Rollins jumped into the air and came down on top of a spearing Lashley. The Visionary turned one of The All Mighty's moves into a makeshift pedigree - all on the fly. Great match here between the two future Hall of Famers. Lashley retained the gold with a bit of help from Matt Riddle. But the real winners here were the fans.
#WWERaw911164Woahwoahwoahwoahwoahwoahwoah! #WWERaw https://t.co/miNbVs2hOx Following the creepy stalker genre made famous by WWE luminaries such as Diamond Dallas Page and Kurt Angle, Dexter Lumis continues to torment The Miz. While Page and Angle were pursuing their opponents' wives, the Lumis storyline isn't quite that clear yet. And it's certainly a far cry from the comedy skits he was involved in during his NXT days. This week, during Miz TV, The A-Lister called out Lumis, only to see him cut a hole through the canvas and try to capture his prey. Tomasso Ciampa thwarted him, but The Miz was left shaken nonetheless. Lumis' weirdness plays into this angle. Unfortunately, that doesn't hide the fact that this is a rehash of old WWE storylines.
5 Big takeaways from WWE RAW September 19 2022
By Ryan K Boman Modified 20 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share WWE United States Champion Bobby Lashley faced Seth Rollins on this week's edition of RAW WWE RAW aired from the SAP Center in San Jose, and the show was 'California Cool' once again. The past few weeks under the Triple H regime have made these three hours a more easy-going watch. Despite the vibes, the show wasn't all sunshine and shades. The heat coming from the ring was even hotter than the West Coast weather. Storylines continue to progress slowly as we head towards Extreme Rules on October 8. However, that time and space didn't hinder this episode of RAW. Based on the reaction of the arena crowd, the WWE Universe wholeheartedly approved of what they saw. Here are five big things that stood out about this week's edition of WWE Monday Night RAW.#5 - Seth Rollins challenging WWE United States Champion Bobby Lashley was a terrific way to kick off the show
WWE@WWE#USChampion @fightbobby just showed @WWERollins how POWERFUL he is!#WWERaw1235244#USChampion @fightbobby just showed @WWERollins how POWERFUL he is! #WWERaw https://t.co/scAZP1jTXC You have to love it when they jump right into the action to start the show. No in-ring promos or video packages -- just two experienced veterans kicking things off with a banger. Rollins and Lashley set the tone for the night, which is probably what the creative team had in mind when they booked this match. The action captured not only the attention of people in the arena but also the viewers at home. The two masters of their craft traded some incredible maneuvers. One particularly unique move was when Rollins jumped into the air and came down on top of a spearing Lashley. The Visionary turned one of The All Mighty's moves into a makeshift pedigree - all on the fly. Great match here between the two future Hall of Famers. Lashley retained the gold with a bit of help from Matt Riddle. But the real winners here were the fans.
#4 - The KO train rolls on
WWE@WWEIt's quickly getting heated between @_Theory1 and @FightOwensFight on #WWERaw!690160It's quickly getting heated between @_Theory1 and @FightOwensFight on #WWERaw! https://t.co/Ziyrbdo3l1 The follow-up to the Rollins-Lashey battle was a grudge match between Kevin Owens and Austin Theory. KO had previously tried to slap some sense into the Money in the Bank winner, but the latter has remained undaunted. The dynamics of it all made for an intriguing match-up. Kevin Owens' babyface saga continues, and the WWE Universe loves it. It's been refreshing to see his return to form. With his 'average guy' look and hard-hitting moves, it's easy to see Owens as a two-fisted hero. It's a role that has been long overdue for him. Owens won convincingly after Theory was momentarily distracted by Johnny Gargano. Regardless of the result, the real victory for Owens will be when he's challenging for the Universal Championship again.#3 - Judgment Day has appeal because it is such a various group of talent
WWE@WWE#TheJudgmentDay has arrived on #WWERaw.897215#TheJudgmentDay has arrived on #WWERaw. https://t.co/ZZdOGEZzXA This group didn't get off to a great start but has begun to turn things around over the past few weeks. Despite the start-stop-start of the launch of the faction and the confusing quick exit of Edge, the group has gotten stronger with time. Dominik Mysterio's inclusion in Judgment Day has given them an extra, evil wrinkle. The heat they generated before their tag team encounter with Riddle and Rey was a raging fire. Dom nearly got booed out of the building by the WWE fans in attendance, which was the point of the whole angle anyway. Each of these moving parts has a different backstory, and the mixture of the four makes for a perfect cocktail of chaos. Great win for the quartet in this showdown, with Dom heeling it up at ringside - including daring his dad to hit him. Rey (of course) refused, only to eat the pin from Balor.#2 - WWE has never seen a stalker angle they didn t like
WWE@WWEWoahwoahwoahwoahwoahwoahwoah!#WWERaw911164Woahwoahwoahwoahwoahwoahwoah! #WWERaw https://t.co/miNbVs2hOx Following the creepy stalker genre made famous by WWE luminaries such as Diamond Dallas Page and Kurt Angle, Dexter Lumis continues to torment The Miz. While Page and Angle were pursuing their opponents' wives, the Lumis storyline isn't quite that clear yet. And it's certainly a far cry from the comedy skits he was involved in during his NXT days. This week, during Miz TV, The A-Lister called out Lumis, only to see him cut a hole through the canvas and try to capture his prey. Tomasso Ciampa thwarted him, but The Miz was left shaken nonetheless. Lumis' weirdness plays into this angle. Unfortunately, that doesn't hide the fact that this is a rehash of old WWE storylines.