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None. Tonight we're going to break

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down this past Monday Night Raw with highlights, low lights, and
the stuff that had us talking all week long.
If you love wrestling, hit that follow, like and share button
before we even get started. So overall, I'm going to give
the show a 6.5 out of 10. There was some fire matches and
hype segments, but also some missing parts in the show.

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The best match for me of the night was Camaro, Hayes and
Gunther. No question.
Hayes came out explosive with a lot of energy, sharp counters
and great pacing. That tornado DDT at them was
chef's kiss. But here's what didn't sit right
with me. Gunther winning.

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He didn't need the win at all. He's already established as a
dominating force. Giving him another win does
nothing for him, but it does stall Carmelo Hayes's rise on
the main roster. Matches like this should elevate
Hayes on that main roster, not slow down his momentum.
And this was a perfect chance togive Melo that statement moment.

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But instead they went with the predictable finish and didn't
help Bill. Bill Melo up into the star.
We know it was kind of a let down.
The top promo or the moment of the show for me was hands down
the backstage sentiment between the USO, CMO, Cody Rhodes and

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Roman Raids. It really shows that when Jay is
teamed up with his brother, he gives a great promo alone.
He's been struggling and it's kind of just bringing down his
momentum and kind of making us as fans not really like watching
Jay. When he cuts a promo, it's

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always, you know, he nothing more to it.
But when he teams up with Jimmy,those promos be on fire.
It was nice to see him look confident, commanding and in
control that whole segment. It reminds also too why the Usos
are such a dominating force as Atag team in WWE.
Now you pair that whole segment of those two up with the mixture

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of tension, subtle digs, interactions with big names like
CM Pump, Cody Rose and Roman, and it made this moment feel
very important and kept us talking and excited for war
games. Now let's talk about what wasn't
working in tonight's show. That Dirty Dawn Pro Male was

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flat for me. It was terrible.
The whole mini Cena that was really, really cheesy.
It wasn't good. Then they had the Rey Mysterio
versus JD McDonald match and it had a lot of potential, but WWE
made it a filler match and then right in the middle they had a
commercial break. So it kind of killed the whole

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match. So that one was definitely a not
it moment for me through the show.
So together as a whole, like as the show ended, what's next?
Like what predictions they had for going into war games and in

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the future? First and foremost, Carmelo
Hayes, I think that even though he lost, his performance is a
great way will be great to set up him being making a comeback
arc. So if WWE makes a comeback arc
for him, especially with his performance and this loss

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against Gunther, he could do a kind of a, you know, I've got to
prove it, you know, kind of prove I'm that guy storyline and
push him further because Hanza'sgot too much talent.
He has a lot of talent and there's no way that WWE should
sit on their hands with him. He is definitely a main

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inventor. At least throw the icy title on
him, the US title something. The man needs a title.
But this this loss can create a storyline for him to make him
prove that he's him and push himfurther off the main roster.
Second prediction is more so going to happen during war

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games. I'm looking at Jay Steele as the
guy that is going to turn heel. But after this promo with his
brother, I think that he's stillgoing to turn heel, but his
brother's going to be with him. I think we're going to see the
heel Usos once again and see them betraying, betray Roman, CM
Punk and Cody through that match, and it's going to add a

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whole new layer to the Usos dynamic and keep them dominant.
And I'm really excited for that.So yeah, that is all I have.
So that is my review of tonight's Raw on Reside Rewind.
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