Title This: WWE Raw Reaction “Roman Reigns and Bray Wyatt Are The Future”

February 12, 2014

The Main Events

wwe raw reaction Daniel Bryan attacks Kane

Kane comes out and says he is suspended, even though he is there in a suit and tie still. Anyways, Daniel Bryan runs out and attacks him, forcing him to retreat and leave the ring. Daniel Bryan was showcased twice in the night, which is going to be the normality for a while. Why? This is the perfect way for the crowd to forget about CM Punk. They embrace Bryan even more, forget about Punk and the chants quietly fade into the darkness. Star Trek reference? Anyways, Bryan vs. Kane needs to be a big match with a stipulation on Raw. If Bryan loses Elimination Chamber, make him earn a match against Triple H by beating Kane. That would be the final step for Bryan's revenge on The Authority. My question, for you readers, remains:

Daniel Bryan vs. Triple H or Daniel Bryan/Randy Orton/Batista… If the latter happens, who faces Triple H?

Score: 6/10

John Cena defeated Randy Orton in a stellar match. People bash Orton so much these days, but he is in the prime of his career right now. Both of these guys are, to be honest. This was a PPV quality match with high energy and excitement. I wonder how many people actually thought of Punk or Bryan during the end of this match. I know that I did not. Cena reversed Orton into the STF but Orton breaks it. The champion goes for a punt but Cena avoids it and goes for another AA. Orton counters with a RKO and only gets a two count. John Cena hits an Attitude Adjustment for two and sets up Orton on the top rope. Orton breaks free and tries to RKO him, but Cena shoves him back and hits a standing leg drop before connecting with an AA for the win.

Pace. Chemistry. Drama. Superstars. All of these words talk about the main event and sums it up. Both men deserve to be praised for an incredible performance on Raw and one that was SO much better than most of the other 39 matches they have had.

Score: 8/10

WWE Raw Score: 7.5/10

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