Title This: WWE Raw Reaction “WWE Officially Starts The Youth Movement”

June 10, 2014

The Shield and John Cena defeated The Wyatt Family

wwe raw reaction The Youth Movement is officially here. The young stars of WWE carried the show. Whether it is Cesaro, Barrett, The Shield or The Wyatt Family, they all did their due diligence in tonight's show. The main event saw Ambrose and Reigns really carry the action inside of the ring. Harper was able to carry much of the offense until Bray Wyatt came in. He kicked Ambrose in the face and then punched Ambrose in the mouth. Rowan gets the tag and kicks down Ambrose.

The Wyatt Family continued the assault. Ambrose got his feet up and kicked Bray in the fact. Wyatt catches Ambrose and hits a side slam. Reigns breaks up the count and Harper tosses him to the outside. John Cena gets the hot tag and cleans the ring of the Wyatt's. Cena takes a clothesline and a few bumps. Bray panders to the crowd and they begin to sing. Harper hits a beautiful inverted neckbreaker.

Alas, Roman Reigns gets in the ring. He hits a clothesline and a Superman Punch. He kicks Harper and Rowan in the face with a running boot to the outside. Sidewalk slam for a two count and Rowan breaks it up. John Cena hits a crossbody onto Rowan and then Bray hits Sister Abigail. Bray gets a Superman Punch. Ambrose hits a Suicide Dive. Reigns hits a Spear and the faces pick up the win.

What an excellent match with so much energy and excitement.

Reigns and Ambrose: They continue to impress in the ring and Ambrose will get more opportunity to hit those "splash" moves without Rollins taking them.

John Cena: He continues to help other's feel more important. His role is very particular right now.

Wyatt Family: They have the best ring psychology in WWE right now.

WWE Raw was good tonight because they let the youth carry the show. No Batista or Orton. Very little of Triple H. You are getting good entertainment in the ring, a twist in some storylines, and important matches for the Money in the Bank in a few weeks. Yes, these young guys have been here for quite some time. They dominated this night, which is a good thing.

Score: 8/10

WWE Raw Score: 6.5/10

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