Welcome to the Raw review for June 3, 2019. For this and Smackdown, I will go over the talking points and pick the match of the night.
Cash In
Paul Heyman said that Brock would cash in on Seth Rollins on Raw. The mind games started earlier as Brock arrived, but did not go to the ring to confront Rollins. Rollins called out the Beast later in the show, only to be attacked by Corbin. Lesnar appeared and proceded to beat Rollins all around the ring. He said that he would not cash in now, but at Super ShowDown. Will the fact that Brock did not cash in at this time come back to haunt him?
Cesaro and Ricochet
Three consecutive nights and three great matches. The Swiss Cyborg and Ricochet seem to be getting better and better each week. Who cares who wins? There is a time when you can point to two wrestlers and say that they were made for each other. They bring their A game to ever match they compete against each other. Flair and Steamboat, Austin and The Rock, and now Cesaro and Ricochet.
???
How do you explain the latest’s episode of FireFly Fun House? Bray was helping his new friend Husky the Pig (hehe) try and get into shape. A puppet that looked like Vince McMahon in devil horns showed up. This led right into a song straight from the 80’s. It was called the Muscleman song. A cut of The Fiend. Cue theme song. It has become custom for this segment to get a mention on the recap. Just glorious.
Match of the Night
The Bloodline vs. Drew McIntyre and The Revival (McIntyre and The Revival win by pinfall)
Putting Reigns with The Usos is a smart move, as the theme of family is central to his battle with Shane. The Revival and McIntyre fit as both stooges and wrestlers with some reel beef with all three men. McIntyre getting the win shows that he might play a big part on Friday. He should because their is no reason for Shane to win by himself.
Conclusion
Nikki Cross beat the Peyton Royce. Lynch attacked Charlotte during The Queen’s fight with Lacey Evans. Truth lives to fight another day, thanks to Carmella
