The Main Events
John Cena vs. Luke Harper ended in No Contest
John Cena was on the defensive the entire time. The commentators really focused on how John Cena's mentality in the match. THAT is a huge part of this match. Cena hit a suplex, but Harper ended up hitting a massive kick to his face. Cena gets going and tries for a 5 Knuckle Shuffle. Harper hits a big body slam, but Cena hits a drop toe hold. Cena gets tossed out of the ring and it looks like Cena cannot get any offense going. Harper hits a suicide dive and Cena's head bounces off the barricade. Cena goes for the STF and Harper escapes again. He rakes the face of Cena and hits a DDT. Harper goes up top and Cena clubs him in the face. Cena connects with a leg drop from the top rope. Side suplex and five knuckle shuffle gives Cena the upper hand. Harper plants Cena face first and gets another two count. The lights go out and we hear noise in the ring. Cena is tangled up in the ropes with a lamb mask on. All three of the Wyatt's stare at him and yell at him.
Reaction: Let me put it this way. Excellent match that Harper carried offensively. The ending was fantastic. Why? We have never seen something like this with John Cena. This is the PERFECT feud for John Cena right now. They are taking chances and are paying off. I love it and love the way WWE is letting Bray Wyatt carry the feud. John Cena is doing all the right things as well, from looking spooked in the ring and looking even more scared outside of it.
Score: 9/10
Batista and Randy Orton get the night started on the right foot. They talk about Stephanie McMahon and Batista makes fun of Orton sucking up to Steph. The segment ends with Stephanie McMahon slapping Batista and Batista hitting a spear onto the champion.
This segment did miss Triple H and Daniel Bryan, but I do think the spotlight needed to be on Batista and Orton. They seem to be the odd men out. Stephanie McMahon is absolutely fantastic. She has such a natural instinct on being a heel and really makes Triple H feel like a guy who has an even more evil wife. She is the straw that is stirring the drink.
Score: 6/10
Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker Face Off
Brock Lesnar and Paul Heyman come into the ring and talk about breaking the streak. Lights go out and The Undertaker's casket is walked out. Lesnar opens the casket and Undertaker is not there. He is upset about the games that are being played. He closes the casket and then The Undertaker appears. Lesnar and Taker exchange a few blows and it ends with Lesnar retreating.
Reaction: BROCK LESNAR NEEDS TO BE IN CONTROL PHYSICALLY. Why in the hell isn't WWE letting us think that Lesnar could win? I really do not understand the logic. If I wrote this, Lesnar leaves Taker in a puddle of his own blood. He needs to be in control so fans can be scared that The Streak could possibly be ended. Plain and simple, next week better be Lesnar's night.
Score: 6/10
WWE Raw Score: 6/10
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