5 things WWE told us subtly on Monday Night Raw (12 November 2018)

WWE Raw emanated this week from Sprint Center in Kansas City, Missouri, and as the show was the go-home show for Survivor Series, one thing was going to happen without question, a SmackDown invasion.

It was a great storyline as the women of SmackDown dominated the last segment, and the fact that Becky Lynch could live to her name of being 'The Man' made her character and the feud look worthwhile.

'The Man' has been in great form since turning heel, and it seems like WWE has created the brand versus brand show on this match because not only did women close the show, it also showed that the women of SmackDown have an edge over the women of Raw.

The fact that Becky Lynch could apply a DisarmHer on Ronda Rousey during the go-home episode of Raw speaks volumes about the quality of match we will see this Sunday between these two fierce competitors.

This also confirmed that the women of Raw will invade SmackDown this week, and we could see Paige lay down the law and also security to avoid any interference from the women from the red brand.

While this is one thing the company told its fans, here are 5 other things the company told us on this week's episode of Raw.

#5 Finn Bálor and Drew McIntyre will feud for the title down the line

Finn Bálor interrupted the promo by Drew McIntyre, and it seemed like the two would get into a feud or a match instantly, but instead 'The Chosen One' chose Dolph Ziggler to fight on his behalf. Finn Bálor won the match, and as a part of this win, he was given an opportunity to be a part of the Raw men's team during the Brand vs Brand show.

The tension between these two wrestlers will impact the results of the match this Sunday, and we may see them become the reason for the red brand's loss.

This would anger Stephanie McMahon, and she would give them the opportunity to settle their differences in the ring. This match would end in a DQ or no result, leading to a fatal four way at next pay-per-view where Braun Strowman would also become a major factor.