Wwe ‘raw’ to remember: everyone suddenly wants to be a world heavyweight champion

A few days before WWE in Perth, Australia, for the Crown Jewel Premium Live (Ple) event on Saturday (8 a.m., ESPN Unlimited), “Raw” has created new questions about the state and the future of the world heavyweight championship. Three wrestlers – Jey Uso, CM Punk and the Knight – do not wait so patient a title shot, while the current champion, Seth Rollins, focuses on bringing back Home Crown Jewel Hardware against a man he has not yet beaten to WWE, Cody Rhodes.

Monday “gross” results

• Maxxine Dupri def. Becky Lynch by Countout
• Roxanne Perez def. Lyra Valkyria
• Kairi Sane Def. Iyo sky
• Penta, AJ Styles and Dragon Lee Def. Dominik Mystero, JD McDonagh and Finn Balor
• CM Punk and the Knight def. Usos

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There is a logjam at the head of the challengers of the world championship, and we love it

When Punk, Knight and Uso all jumped in the ring and started to argue that deserves the next shot in the world heavyweight championship, the importance of the championship was immediately raised. Rollins was not even in the ring, because the three high -level superstars were verbally played on what seemed to be the most important thing for each of them.

Later, the main event of the tag team between Punk and Knight against Jey and Jimmy Usto reminded everyone that there was beef on every corner of WWE. It’s like the spiderman pointing same.

The match between Rollins and Rhodes by Crown Jewel has all the heads to be very entertaining, but we know that the two champions have their own paths after the event. (For Rollins, this implies a minimum of three forks on the road.) It will therefore be fun to see how the title image beyond these two post-Couronne jewels.

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More “gross” dishes

• “Raw” created an Australian street fighting match in Crown Jewel between Roman Reigns and Bronson Reed. What are the differences between an Australian street fight and other WWE street fights? We are not sure. It seems that the rules are very close to the same thing.

• Lynch vs. Dupri was a fun match with a creative finish that saw Lynch lose track and be reckoned by the number of 10 referees which increased in speed (in particular to 8, 9, 10). Lynch brought him back later, calling referee Jessika Carr “Crooked”.

• Bayley, who was in the corner of Valkyria for her match with Perez, continued to show the duality of his character, bringing out his aggressive and nasty minutes after being the charming grip version with Valkyria. This scenario looks like an implosion that awaits to occur, and Valkyria will be the possible victim, but not before Bayley and Valkyria joined a label match with Perez and Rodriguez, that Bayley and Valkyria have jumped behind the scenes.

• Rollins pressed his manager, Paul Heyman, on what Heyman’s next movement would be, if Rollins again loses against Rhodes to Crown Jewel. To which Heyman replied “I should wonder why I chose you over Roman Reigns.” Whether Rollins uses this as motivation or it becomes a crack in the armor of the vision, a large part of this match was on doubt of oneself and the need to win, which makes the possibility of losing even more interesting.

• At the end of the “brute” last week, it seemed that we could see the reform of the original line, but this week questioned this notion, with Roman Reigns, Jey and Jimmy Usto simply cannot obtain on the same wavelength.

• After Styles recovered the pin for his team during the tag match of six, he caught the microphone, jumped on the advertiser’s table and declared the story for his next match with John Cena to Crown Jewel “wrote himself”, and I agree. Everything I really want from the rest of Cena’s retirement tour is a few fun games and a broken cast here and there.