That might be one of my favorites Raw if not my favorite

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-Heyman cuts a sweet promo
-Ziggler and Bryan have a sweet match
-Sheamus is finally heel
-Kalisto looks like an absolute stud for his debut
-Rollins being a chickenshit heel on Lesnar
-Lesnar kills the announce team so we don't have to hear them for the rest of the night
-Mizdow finally face
-Neville looks like an absolute stud on his debut
-Cena acting like heel on the crowd and even subtly wrestled like a heel against Ambrose
-Ambrose and Cena have an amazing match in which Ambrose looked really strong in
-Very solid divas match and Naomi the freshest of the divas in the match gets the pin
-The camera f***ing panning around the crowd during the wave!

All in all this is one of my all time favorite Raws

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It's better than a lot of people give it credit for that's for sure.

[AdamAFL was sooooo wrong]

Yeah it was a really, really good RAW. The main event was somewhat weak but at least it was logical. Definitely one of the better RAW's. Think we've earned it though, after the turgid RAW's of mid-late 2014.

[FAR5222]

Those two hours and the Divas match should be booked at least 45% of the time every week like that.

[CuJ0 Will Keep Dancing]

First two hours of that show showed how great WWE could be. Great matches, great promos, fun debuts and an energetic crowd.

But they used up all their creativity and just coasted the last hour and decided to end the biggest RAW of the year with a main event put together to troll the audience.

[fw91]

Great show, bad ending. Very anticlimactic, as the post mania raw usually ends with something big, but that was typical ending for a run of the mill raw.

[AFN: Judge Shred]

Yeah, it was a great one. After the Nov through last week, it was really refreshing. Even if Saxton was awful. We did at least get Wade doing a few decent bits on commentary.

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First hour and change was amazing. Big lull, then Cena/Ambrose, Neville's debut, good divas match. Then the main event was blah.

It's in the great show category for me, with the highs being some of the most memorable TV they've ever done.

[Dave at the Movies]

I thought it was good but I feel like that last hour killed all the momentum it had. Why in the hell did they put the WWE title Brock blow up segment in the middle of the show? Wouldn't it have made way more sense to end the show with that?

[misconduct was wrong]

This raw felt like they booked and wrote it for the hardcore audience... at least much more so than they usually do.

Cena was the heel tonight, both in reaction and how the match played out. Loved it.

I would actually start watching the full raws if this was the template they used going forward. I can tolerate a few blech matches if the overall show AND commentary was good. Like tonight.

[kidglov3s]

If this is your favorite Raw you're by default a huge fan for Stephanie McMahon on-screen character, who is innately twined with the 'good' parts.

Just sayin.

[Mozenrath]

I like it. I feel it would have benefited from a little bit of shuffling, like if they had Brock destroy the announce team later in, and had Lawler out with Byron to begin with, since the guy was just out of his depth and given a baptism by fire.

[comahan]

I loved it up until the aftermath of the Lesnar rampage. I thought Saxton was terrible and it kind of sucked the life out of the show. It picked back up a bit when Lawler went out there, but man, I never thought I'd be wanting Cole & co back. From that point on the only thing I cared for was Cena/Ambrose. Everything else fell kind of flat for me after that. That's just me though, I'm glad a lot of you liked it.