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The Royal Rumble event was a very good show, from top to bottom, each match was in line with their hype and there was nothing wrong with it unless, Of course, you wanted Kenny Omega in the Royal Men's Match.
Coming from a large Royal Rumble PPV, last week's episode of Monday night, RAW shot all the cylinders.
Becky Lynch went on to elect Ronda Rousey as a dance partner for WrestleMania, Seth Rollins was decimated by the Beast Incarnate, Brock Lesnar and Dean Ambrose reported that the character's development was well underway [19659016] The biggest question after the series is what WWE will reserve for us in this episod e future of RAW.
Here are the three most important things that WWE could plan for Monday Night RAW.
# 3. Dean Ambrose
Will Triple H be his target?
Dean Ambrose interrupted last week's ongoing conversation between Rollins and Triple H.
After a week of disappointing segments and a lost heel round, Dean Ambrose retaliated with a superb promo that fits well to his character. And when we had the impression that Dean Ambrose would return on the track, we heard a lot that the former Intercontinental champion would leave the company.
This was considered a grain of salt until the official WWE website announces the new Ambrose will not renew its contract.
This is not the type of protocol that WWE usually follows to announce the departure of a certain superstar. This unusual step taken by WWE leads us to believe that Ambrose leaving the company is a job done solely for the sake of scenario.
If you watched RAW last week, you saw Ambrose sitting in a chair trying to solve the problem. the crowd before being interrupted by Nia Jax. If WWE works with its fans or even tries to spend most of its time with Dean in society, she could design a filming angle worked by CM Punk and the seeds can be planted in the next episode.
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