Post by EoE: Well There's Your Problem on May 7, 2012 5:46:19 GMT -5
Live from Greensboro, it's another trip into that wacky world known as Monday Night RAW.
Last week, Brock Lesnar took out his Extreme Rules loss frustrations on COO Triple H, breaking his arm with a devastating kimura. With The Game out of the WWE picture and into Justin Bieber's acquaintance circle for now, will Brock have some splainin' to do? Will EVPoTR&GMoR&SD John Laurinaitis honour their contract and leave Lesnar be? Most important of all, will Lesnar get his name back into the title of the show?
Speaking of Mr. Laurinaitis, he will be shining up that skateboard once more at Over The Limit against John Cena, sealing the date with an assault that closed out the show last week. Will he be held accountable for his actions by the Board of Directors? If the Board of Directors won't do so, will John Cena do it, bad arm be damned? And how has the price of crude oil ruined the Lord Tensai gimmick? Answers hopefully tonight.
With his endless supply of affirmative sentiment, Daniel Bryan clocked the quickest time in the Beat The Clock challenge last week, earning a title shot against WWE Champion CM Punk at Over The Limit. What will these two be up to tonight as we head towards a purist's dream fight in just a couple of weeks time?
With Bryan in the rear view mirror for now, World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus now has Alberto Del Rio to worry about. Expect them, and the regular SmackDown featured players to show up.
Midcard champions... wait... we still have those?
All that, and the continuing humiliation of Teddy Long, tonight on Monday Night RAW (starring Brock Lesnar?).
Last week, Brock Lesnar took out his Extreme Rules loss frustrations on COO Triple H, breaking his arm with a devastating kimura. With The Game out of the WWE picture and into Justin Bieber's acquaintance circle for now, will Brock have some splainin' to do? Will EVPoTR&GMoR&SD John Laurinaitis honour their contract and leave Lesnar be? Most important of all, will Lesnar get his name back into the title of the show?
Speaking of Mr. Laurinaitis, he will be shining up that skateboard once more at Over The Limit against John Cena, sealing the date with an assault that closed out the show last week. Will he be held accountable for his actions by the Board of Directors? If the Board of Directors won't do so, will John Cena do it, bad arm be damned? And how has the price of crude oil ruined the Lord Tensai gimmick? Answers hopefully tonight.
With his endless supply of affirmative sentiment, Daniel Bryan clocked the quickest time in the Beat The Clock challenge last week, earning a title shot against WWE Champion CM Punk at Over The Limit. What will these two be up to tonight as we head towards a purist's dream fight in just a couple of weeks time?
With Bryan in the rear view mirror for now, World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus now has Alberto Del Rio to worry about. Expect them, and the regular SmackDown featured players to show up.
Midcard champions... wait... we still have those?
All that, and the continuing humiliation of Teddy Long, tonight on Monday Night RAW (starring Brock Lesnar?).
