Title This: WWE Raw Reaction 10-21

October 23, 2012

CM Punk Defeats Sheamus in a Lumberjack Match

What I Liked:

With every Lumberjack match, you know there is going to be some outside interference. During the match, I was happy that most of the offense came from the inside, with Sheamus and Punk calculating each move. The match was well planned out, and had Punk take a good beating. Sheamus was able to control the pace with his aggressive attacks on Punk's midsection, but Punk was able to utilize his advantage with his feet to ground the larger opponent. The end of the match saw Big Show knock out Sheamus, and Punk picked up the win. After the match, Ryback comes out and takes control of Punk. He clotheslined him, nailed an impressive Powerbomb, and sent him to the outside. Punk finally escaped after taking a few good bumps. This was perfect because the other superstars wanted nothing to do with Ryback, and fed him Punk. Great strategy.

Grade: B+

Raw Grade: B+

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