Triple H
Well, he technically faced Axel in two matches and lost both of them, even though Axel never had a chance to gain the upper hand. If anything, it hurts Axel’s credibility more than anything else. Triple H then confronted his father – in – law, and at the end of the night, things ended in a weird, funny segment.
Rating: * ¾
Curtis Axel
Axel was introduced as the new face of the WWE, but he has only one clean victory, and in the rest of the matches was overwhelmed by his opponents. People don’t take him seriously at all, which is the worst part. He needs some pin fall victories under his belt, and the program with Triple H is hurting him more than anything else.
Rating: * ½
Dean Ambrose
For the first time in weeks, Ambrose wasn’t a part of the best match of the night. He fought Kane to a DQ loss, which was a good TV match to set up a future match with Kane.
Rating: **
Kane
Kane will face Ambrose for the WWE United States championship at WWE Payback. This week, he defeated Ambrose via DQ. As it can be expected from a solid worker like Kane, it was a decent match that went on for 10 minutes.
Rating: **
The Miz
I don’t find Miz interesting, not that he was exceptional before. Miz just doesn’t have the psychology that other good workers have. He defeated Cody this week in a short match.
Rating: *
Cody Rhodes
Sadly, Cody has now become a jobber. He’s one of the best talents in the company, yet he loses squash matches to other mid card talents.
Rating: *
Chris Jericho
Jericho once again proved just why he is the best in the business, as he cut a great promo, and won his match with Big E. All in all, a good night for Chris.
Rating: ** ¾
Big E Langston
Big E lost yet another match on RAW, and then was involved in a segment with Kaitlyn. So much for his face turn I suppose.
Rating: *
Antonio Cesaro
Cesaro was finally back in action on RAW, as he defeated Sin Cara. Zeb was on commentary, and he might manage Cesaro next, which is exactly what Cesaro needs.
Rating: * ¾
Sin Cara
Sin Cara made his RAW return and lost to Cesaro. Nothing special about it.
Rating: *
Roman Reigns
Reigns continues to impress people, although he’s not as good as Ambrose or Rollins. He had a decent match with Orton this past week which ended in a no contest.
Rating: ** ½
Randy Orton
I don’t understand how WWE logic works, but Orton needs to turn heel soon. He’s not entertaining anymore, which is the worst part in sitting through his segments/matches.
Rating: **
Seth Rollins
The former Tyler Black showed just how good he is in the ring, as he faced Daniel Bryan and had one of the best TV matches of the year! I would love to see a rivalry between Bryan and Rollins or Ambrose, as that would blow everyone away!
Rating: *** ¾
Daniel Bryan
The star of the show once again! Bryan is on fire, and he needs to compete for the WWE title soon. This week, he had an amazing match with Rollins, and these two always had great matches together. I wouldn’t mind seeing it again and again!
Rating: ****
Damien Sandow
Sandow picked up a victory on RAW (No, you didn’t read it wrong), as he defeated R – Truth. A basic match to put him over before the Payback PPV.
Rating: *
R – Truth
At least he isn’t Khali. Yes, that’s the only assessment I can make of him this week.
Rating: *
I am not going to give ratings for Kaitlyn and AJ. If you care about that, you should replace the creative, seriously!
John Cena
Cena cut a promo on Ryback and about their match this Sunday. Pretty much what he always says. The show ended with Cena and Ryback being pulled apart by the Lumberjacks.
Rating: * ¾
Ryback
Is it sad for the fans to see Ryback doing what he’s the most vulnerable at? He cut a promo, and tried to get physical to end the show. The best thing is he didn’t have much to say.
Rating: * ½
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