WWE Raw: 3 biggest questions from this week’s episode (February 25, 2019)
After watching last night’s episode of Raw, we can safely say that the creatives are finally getting the show on track with the use of some heavy star power.
Last night’s show was a mixture of some good matches involving Raw’s top talent, and some great segments and promos which are helping the red brand pack up for the road to WrestleMania while the blue brand is focused on Fastlane.
Ronda Rousey and Natalya took on the Riott Squad in tag team action, which brought out The Man to interfere and get the better of Ronda Rousey.
Bayley defeated Nia Jax to surprise everyone, as Jax seems to be heavily protected by WWE. This added flavour to their match for the Women’s Tag Team Championship.
Lio Rush gave Finn Balor a run for his money but eventually lost to The Extraordinary one, while Batista made a surprise appearance to tear down everything Evolution stood for.
The show was overall solid but left many questions unanswered. Let’s take a look at the 3 biggest questions from this week’s episode which WWE will have to address in the near future.
#3 Why are The Revival jobbing out even as champions?
WWE really hates The Revival, doesn’t it? Scott Dawson and Dash Wilder are arguably the best technical tag team in the whole of WWE, yet they had been in at the bottom of the tag team division for a very long time.
Their rise was halted time and time again by the creatives, who even out the B-Team over them. Finally, the duo managed to win the Raw Tag Team titles after rumors emerged of them asking for their release.
While we hoped for WWE to start treating the two men better, we were very wrong in doing so. Once again, The Revival find themselves in a confusing situation this week.
As the Raw Tag Team Champions, the champions of the flagship brand of WWE, the two men lost their second consecutive match to tag teams from NXT, the developmental brand of WWE.
This raises many questions as to whether WWE is even aware of how much more damage they are doing to their premier Tag Team and also to the flagship brand’s tag team championships.