DA' HELL HAPPENED #68: WWE Monday Night RAW - October 9, 2017
Hey guys, and welcome to another edition of "Da' Hell Happened" featuring the review of this week's Monday Night RAW. The red brand's program this week focused on the inevitable reunion of one of the most popular stables in recent memory, "The Shield", and the Cruiserweight division in the main event again, this week with the Cruiserweight Championship being defended. Here we go.
MATCH OF THE NIGHT: Enzo Amore (C) vs. Kalisto for the Cruiserweight Championship
You may not like him, but you have to acknowledge Enzo Amore completed changed the game in the Cruiserweight division. For the third week in a row, the Cruiserweight division was highlighted in the main event of RAW, as Enzo Amore defended the Cruiserweight Championship against Kalisto. I think Kalisto is a great wrestler inside the ring, and though he lacks charisma and mic skills, he still deserves the spotlight. Enzo has changed the game like no other, and I think the division would've been better with Amore still the champion and develop another talent to take the title away from him. Still, great match.
MVP OF THE NIGHT: The Shield
What. A. Pop. When The Shield reunited at the beginning of RAW, the crowd completely erupted and did not stop until Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose left the arena. These guys created one of the most popular and strongest stables of all time, and that is seen by how happy the crowd was to see them back. Definitely one of the best moments of all time on RAW.
DA' HELL HAPPENED MOMENT OF THE SHOW: All of a sudden, we have an Elimination match!
I don't know if you noticed, but when Bayley pinned Dana Brooke, everybody thought: "Bayley's going to TLC to face Asuka", just when Jojo announces "Dana Brooke has been eliminated". A match announced to be a Fatal 5-Way turned to a Fatal 5-Way Elimination contest mid-match, without the commentators saying a word about it. After all, I think the commentators knew as much as we, due to Michael Cole's reaction.
And with this I finish the DHH of RAW. Tomorrow I will be back for the review of SmackDown LIVE. See you there!
MATCH OF THE NIGHT: Enzo Amore (C) vs. Kalisto for the Cruiserweight Championship
You may not like him, but you have to acknowledge Enzo Amore completed changed the game in the Cruiserweight division. For the third week in a row, the Cruiserweight division was highlighted in the main event of RAW, as Enzo Amore defended the Cruiserweight Championship against Kalisto. I think Kalisto is a great wrestler inside the ring, and though he lacks charisma and mic skills, he still deserves the spotlight. Enzo has changed the game like no other, and I think the division would've been better with Amore still the champion and develop another talent to take the title away from him. Still, great match.
MVP OF THE NIGHT: The Shield
What. A. Pop. When The Shield reunited at the beginning of RAW, the crowd completely erupted and did not stop until Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose left the arena. These guys created one of the most popular and strongest stables of all time, and that is seen by how happy the crowd was to see them back. Definitely one of the best moments of all time on RAW.
DA' HELL HAPPENED MOMENT OF THE SHOW: All of a sudden, we have an Elimination match!
I don't know if you noticed, but when Bayley pinned Dana Brooke, everybody thought: "Bayley's going to TLC to face Asuka", just when Jojo announces "Dana Brooke has been eliminated". A match announced to be a Fatal 5-Way turned to a Fatal 5-Way Elimination contest mid-match, without the commentators saying a word about it. After all, I think the commentators knew as much as we, due to Michael Cole's reaction.
And with this I finish the DHH of RAW. Tomorrow I will be back for the review of SmackDown LIVE. See you there!
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