Title This: WWE Raw Reaction May 13th, 2013

May 14, 2013

The Main Events

The Shield vs. John Cena and Team Hell No ends in Disqualification when Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins come back in and attack John Cena. Let me start by breaking down the match. Daniel Bryan starts getting beaten down by The Shield early on in the match. Kane would get disqualified when he uses the table top and attacks Rollins. The match picked up the pace when Ambrose and Rollins showcased their excellent in ring abilities. I love the chemistry and fluent motions from these guys. They do not miss a beat when they tag back and forth with one another. They hit a great combination tag team move, where Ambrose connects with a dropkick while Rollins hits a crossbody variation. They continue to get the faces on the heels until Bryan is eliminated by Ambrose. Cena eliminates the two men and is left with Ambrose. The Shield attack and the match is over. I loved this match because it showed you how good every single member of The Shield really is. They utilized all of their moves, were given plenty of time, and made every second count. There was never a down point in the match.

-After the match, Ryback hits Cena's ankle and achilles with a chair. It was logical and made complete sense. Ryback and Cena in a Last Man Standing Match should be slow and physical. That is really what is going to happen. I may be getting bored with Ryback overall, but this match could ultimately help him get over. How does he lose? Can he really take the title off of Cena, who JUST beat The Rock?

Grade: A-

– Brock Lesnar and Triple H start to fight inside the cage. After a great interaction between them, as well as Paul Heyman, Brock comes into the ring and begins to fight HHH. I enjoyed the physical altercation. They teased it, but did not give up all of what will happen Sunday. Lesnar was thrown through the door and Triple H stood tall. Great work, simplistic ending, and it worked for me. Lesnar has great facial expressions. He may not be the best on the microphone, but he certainly knows how to act with his emotions. Well done from him.

Grade: B

WWE Raw Grade: C+

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