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WWE Raw – April 06, 2020 (Review)

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WWE Raw – April 06, 2020 (Review)

SWAFT Nation!  It’s the Raw after Mania.  This is definitely about to be a very different atmosphere as it normally would be.  Let’s take a look and see what WWE is advertising for our evening festivities.

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Well, since WWE put it all in a nice video package for us, we have a pretty decent idea of what to expect.

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Looks like we might be getting a continuation of Becky/Shayna going forward.  After last night’s win, not sure how you continue it properly.

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Now with this match over and done with we can finally look forward and see with whom Edge feuds next.

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And most importantly of all, Drew McIntyre’s reign begins.  I look forward to seeing how he carries that title in these uncertain times and whom they have lined up to challenge him.

I also assume we should find out something about Seth/Kevin, but maybe they’ll wait a week on that.  But on with the show.

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The Best of Raw

Liv For The Moment

In a surprise move, Asuka is the one that opens the show.  Liv Morgan is her opponent and it gives Liv a chance to be featured with yet another great worker.

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Asuka is clearly in control, but Liv does get some solid offense in.  Match is in constant motion and Liv maintains resilience but taps out to the Asuka lock.  Really good showing for Liv, and glad that a Liv Push doesn’t mean an Asuka burial.

A Family Affair

We have a WrestleMania rematch between the Street Profits and Austin Theory.

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Once again Theory and Garza look very good in the match.  Dawkins is a rare case where the larger member takes heat, but he is good in his role and Montez has a pretty great hot tag.  Unfortunately Zelina is caught holding Montez Ford’s leg and gets DQ’d

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Theory and Garza try to once again attack Montez Ford with Zelina assisting them, but Bianca Belair arrives to say that she is here as the EST of WWE now.  A bit of awkward blocking as Bianca addresses the Hard Cam while Zelina was actually behind her on the ramp.

Bianca Belair and Zelina Vega immediately are in a match when we come back from break.

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This is the Bianca Belair show as she gets to be dominant, showing off her strength, agility, and athleticism throughout the match.  Zelina does get her reps in as well, using her crafty technique to overcome the larger opponent.

Theory, Garza, and Street Profits get involved with each other getting the match thrown out by the ref.  Ford then suggests that they instead have a 6 person Tag match instead, a “Family Affair.”

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More good action between the gents, and when Bianca is finally tagged in she gets offense not only on Zelina, but Austin Theory.  Belair wins with a KOD on Zelina as the boys brawl on the outside.

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Apollo Shines Bright

Aleister Black i sin action against Apollo Crews who is now on Raw.  Allegedly he was brought over on “Draft Picks” that were getting ready to expire.

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Crews is getting in more offense than most opponents black faces.  It’s the most he’s gotten to shine for quite a while and Aleister Black still stays in control.  Apollo gets some good licks in, capitalizing on his strength advantage on Black, throwing him easily.

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Match gets multiple segments, and Crews looks better than he ever has on television.  I might be mistaken, but WWE might be actually creating a new star. Aleister Black finally hits the Black Mass for the win, but this was an incredible match between the two. I was fully engaged the entire time.

Dynamic Duo

Ricochet and Cedric Alexander team against Danny Burch and Oney Lorcan.  This is a pairing with great potential, and Ricochet looks so young with his clean shaven face.

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Burch and Lorcan take the loss, but do a great job selling the accelerated offense of Ricochet and Alexander.

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The KO Show Must Go On

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KO cuts a promo about ending his feud with Seth and trying to find his place now that he’s conquered his demon.

Nia Jax Returns

Nia Jax has returned and is facing Deonna Purrazzo.

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Nia Jax is very dominant, and seems to be a heel this time around.  Able to hit both a Samoan Drop and a front cradle DDT for the win.  Welcome Back, Nia.

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Side Note, apparently Paige GAVE Nia the “Rampaige.”

Carrillo Gets A New Opponent

Humberto Carrillo takes on NXT’s Brendan Fink, which is nice to see him wrestle somebody that isn’t another luchador.

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Brendan Fink gets a surprising amount of offense in, but Carrillo is able to get the victory with his beautiful moonsault.

A New Challenger approaches

Drew’s Promo took place 20 minutes after the WWE title match last night.  He thanks Paul Heyman for giving that extra motivation for him to keep fighting.

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Big Show comes out with a referee and this time Big Show is a heel this time around.  He tries to goad McIntyre into defending his title immediately.  Since he doesn’t take the bait, he slaps McIntyre and the match is on with the WWE Title on the line.

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Big show is obviously in control as he is completely fresh while Drew finished fighting Brock.  This is a level of peril that has me shockingly invested.  This was nerve-wracking and my entire timeline seemed to agree.  Luckily drew wins the bonus WrestleMania main event and continues his 2K Career.


The Mixed Bag of Raw

Messiah Miffed

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Seth is back in Black for tonight, coming to the ring with an angry, contemplative look.  Rollins gets fed an NXT rookie so fresh he’s got no kneepads and still has the champ logo on his singlet. Very quick win for the Monday Night Messiah.

Post-Match Mania

Tonight’s promos are given from a perspective of Post-Match backstage promos. They’re very well done, but still felt recap-ish.


The Worst of Raw

NOTHING GOES HERE!!! THERE WAS NOTHING BAD ABOUT THIS SHOW!!!


Overall Rating for the Show (From best to worst: RAWsome, Cor, AvRAWge, Poor and RAWful)

I absolutely loved this episode of Raw.  It was very wrestling heavy and took the time to build stars they haven’t previously focused on.  Despite not featuring an audience, this was a worthy Raw after mania.

This Raw was: RAWsome!

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