WWE Raw review (June 20, 2022): Leave it to the ladies to save WWE once more
Crude airs this evening (June 20) with a live show from Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska. This is the third Raw episode during the multi week work towards Money in the Bank, coming up on July 2.
Pass on it to the ladies to save WWE once more
WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns and his freshest challenger Brock Lesnar don't work Monday evenings, nor accomplish they work most non-arena pay-per-view occasions. At the point when you consolidate that situation with the drawn out wounds to Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton, the Raw brand and Money in the Bank 2022 are both left harming for star influence in the men's division.
In any case, don't worry, wrestling fans, on the grounds that the ladies are here to convey WWE once more. Three of the main four matches at Money in the Bank highlight WWE's ladies grapplers. What's more, with Sasha Banks conceivably delivered by WWE, one can contend that the four best ladies in the whole organization are on the Raw program.
Becky Lynch and Asuka will truly do fight in a singles match this evening, with the victor meeting all requirements for the Money in the Bank stepping stool match. This is the kind of match that could headliner a PPV, and we're getting it on Raw TV.
Then, at that point, there are Bianca Belair and Rhea Ripley, who will battle about the Raw ladies' title at Money in the Bank. Last week's brief promotion with The Judgment Day was fixated on this fight, so even Finn Balor and Damian Priest are more centered around the ladies' division right now than anything happening with the men.
Ladies' wrestling is Raw's solidarity at this moment, so they ought to incline toward it however much as could be expected.
The remainder of the title scene
US Champion Theory lost a posedown against Bob Lashley in last week's headliner. However, Theory triumphed ultimately, spurting child oil in the All Mighty's eyes. Better believe it, that is a thing that occurred. Hopefully WWE Creative concocts a point this week that takes special care of something other than a crowd of people of one extremely influential man behind the stage.
The Usos are booked to guard the WWE label group titles against the Street Profits at Money in the Bank. Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins aren't precisely riding high going into this battle, as they procured the championship through count out, and afterward Ford lost a singles match against Jimmy Uso. Will Jimmy and Jey try and make the trip over from SmackDown to show up on Raw this evening?
all day, every day Champion Dana Brooke's force from overcoming Becky Lynch didn't keep going long by any means, as she was immediately annihilated by The Man the week before. In any case, Reggie and Akira Tozawa are in the middle of jobbing on Main Event against T-BAR and Shelton Benjamin, separately, so Brooke's grasp on the all day, every day title is still areas of strength for sensibly now.
Other stuff to watch out for
- Elias is at long last getting back to WWE this evening! Ezekiel guaranteed that his more established sibling will appear on Raw to play out a show. I certainly expect Ezekiel doesn't run into movement issues or something different that could destroy his potential for success to have close by his sibling in the ring and put Kevin Owens' insane paranoid fears to sleep unequivocally.
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