WWE's Controversial Decisions Take Center Stage

WWE has stirred up a storm following the Clash in Paris, where the promotion made one of its top babyfaces look utterly foolish in the main event. Fans expected some clarity on Monday Night Raw, but instead, WWE doubled down on the confusion, making its villains appear just as ludicrous.

An Unexpected Showdown

Jey Uso kicked off the episode by calling out Seth Rollins and his crew, known as The Vision. However, much to the audience's surprise, LA Knight took center stage instead of Rollins, Bronson Reed, and Bron Breakker. Knight had some heavy grievances with Uso over a major blunder during the Fatal 4-Way match for the World Title at Clash.

In a pivotal moment, Uso had aligned with Knight and CM Punk to eliminate Rollins by putting him through a table. But in a shocking twist, Uso betrayed Punk and Knight, opting for a solo run that ultimately led to Rollins retaining his title—much to everyone’s dismay.

Tensions Rise in the Ring

Knight didn’t hold back in his accusations against Uso, hinting that his poor decisions cost them both dearly. As the two men exchanged heated words, it seemed inevitable that they would come to blows, which could have played right into Rollins’ hands.

A Surprising Tag Team Match Announcement

Enter Reed and Breakker, who disrupted the brewing storm. Instead of letting their rivals inflict pain on each other, Breakker challenged Uso and Knight to a tag team match. In a baffling turn of events, Knight quickly agreed to team up with Uso—despite his earlier fury.

Main Event Mayhem

In the main event, Reed and Breakker emerged victorious over the mismatched heroes. After the victory, they continued their assault on Uso until a surprising twist occurred: Uso's twin brother, Jimmy Uso, rushed in to save the day wielding a chair, sending the villains packing.

Hints of an Usos Reunion?

From the chaotic ending of Raw, it seems WWE might be pushing towards a Usos reunion, setting the stage for a possible tag match against Reed & Breakker at the upcoming Wrestlepalooza. With only two episodes of Raw left before WWE’s premium live event debut on ESPN, fans can only wonder how this will play out.

A Missed Opportunity for Storytelling

WWE’s recent events have often felt rushed, with each show rapidly building towards the next. However, this storyline undermined the credibility of everyone involved. While one could argue that Paul Heyman's absence led to poor decision-making, this excuse falls short as Rollins, the leader, could have intervened.

Instead of a chaotic tag match, a more strategic approach could have had Knight and Uso face off first, with Reed and Breakker swooping in afterward to take advantage. This would have given WWE more time to craft a narrative around Jimmy Uso’s sudden appearance, rather than creating a plot hole that leaves viewers scratching their heads.

Fans Call for Clarity and Cohesion

As we look ahead to next week's Raw, one thing is clear: WWE must address these inconsistencies if they want to keep their audience invested. The wrestling world is eagerly awaiting answers, hoping for more cohesive storytelling in the coming weeks.