Great Shield in turn after the tragedy of the reign

At the beginning of Monday Night RAW, former WWE Universal champion, Roman Reigns, revealed a real drama about cancer.

In the end – and probably also to distract the shocked fans – drew the wrestling league with a surprising scenario at that time that again draws attention to the staged events.

Dean Ambrose turns against Seth Rollins

Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose, partners of the The Shield group, badigned to leukemia, won the team titles of Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre for the Monday edition, with the help of Braun Strowman, against his allies McIntyre and Ziggler had shot last week.

After that, however, the phrase followed: Ambroise attacked Rollins and became a villain with a "heel turnaround".

Hints about the cut of the shield (already planned for spring) abounded in recent weeks, but Ambrose, who returned in August after an interruption of eight months after an injury, has always remained faithful to his partner.

The fact that the WWE Ambrose – which, even during its mandatory interruption, caused a real and potentially deadly viral infection – has taken the step now in the emotional wake of the Reigns drama, making it even more effective.

On the other hand, this also points to the cold calculation of the league: the clear message of the RAW edition, at the beginning of Reigns, set out its universal title for a diagnosis of leukemia, was that the show had to continue.

The next big quarrel is: Dean Ambrose vs. Seth Rollins.

Other shows at RAW:

– The freestyle coach Bobby Lashley appeared in the first game of the series against Finn Balor. Surprisingly enough, the Irishman Balor wins a great victory by pushing Lashley to the ground with a single roll.

– A segment that experienced unexpected morbidity due to Reign's disease: The Gloomy Legends The Undertaker and Kane – as often in their long career – came from a cemetery for a symbolic threat gesture against Shawn Michaels and Triple H, their opponents at Crown Jewel, to drop the pile. Generation X's new Generation D "will rest in peace" on November 2nd.

– The universal title, which became vacant because of Reigns disease, will be played on November 2 at Crown Jewel between Brock Lesnar and Braun Strowman. Lesnar's manager, Paul Heyman, was there to secure his protégé's victory, but Strowman resisted and was then attacked by Drew McIntyre – a prelude to his later intervention in the main bout.

– Another change of heart: the folk singer Elias, become a cult phenomenon, now seems to be a favorite of the public. After a victory over Apollo's crews, he got involved in a discussion with Executive Director General Baron Corbin, who wanted to ban him from a musical performance. In response, Elias pulled his guitar to the applause of the fans.

– Before the evolution of Sunday, WWE's first major historic event for women, the main battle between female champion Ronda Rousey and Nikki Bella was signed. Bella and her twin sister Brie provoked Rousey's personal hostility, which would have embarrbaded her in the eyes of her mother, just as Rousey would have embarrbaded her mother with her defeats at the UFC. To top it off, there was still a Nikki slap for Rousey. Their reaction: she did nothing at first and coldly announced that Nikki would receive the receipt Sunday.

The results of WWE Monday Night RAW:

Finn Balor beats Bobby Lashley
Ruby Riott defeats Sasha Banks
Elias beats Apollo crews
Ember Moon defeated Dana Brooke, Nia Jax and Tamina
WWE RAW Tag Team Title Match: Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins beat Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre (c) – CHANGE OF TITLES!