this week Monday Night Raw As a homecoming show for Red Brand on Saturday Strict rules Pay per view philadelphia. And as has been the case since Paul Levesque took over the WWE, a few matches for the ring were confirmed early on. Big key angles will include Bianca Belair and Bayley who sign a contract for a Raw Women’s Championship ladder match and head-to-head encounters between Seth Rollins and Matt Riddle. The latter has a bit of a twist as neither of the two men can touch each other or will be pulled from the fight match scheduled for Saturday. It was announced over the weekend that Daniel Cormier would be the special guest referee.
It’s also possible that there will be another White Rabbit tease at some point during the episode. It was reported last week that the big reveal of who is behind the messages (believed to be Bray Wyatt as he returns to the promotion) will take place on Saturday, although it has not been confirmed whether they will appear in person during the event. Check out the full pass tonight below:
- Rey Mysterio and AJ Styles vs. Finn Balor and Damien Kass
- Braun Strowman vs Chad Gable
- Dakota Kai vs Candice Larry
- Otis vs. Johnny Gargano
Here’s the pay-per-view summary for Saturday:
- Matt Riddle vs Seth Rollins (pit fight match)
- SmackDown Women’s Championship: Liv Morgan vs Ronda Rousey (Strict Rules Match)
- Raw Ladies Championship: Bianca Belair vs Bailly (ladder match)
- Drew McIntyre vs. Carrion Cross (Belt Match)
- Edge vs. Finn Balor (I left the match)
- The Brawling Brutes (Sheamus, Ridge Holland and Butch) vs. Imperium (Good Old Fashion Donnybrook Match)
Rollins recently interviewed Ariel Halawani and was asked about a possible feud with Wyatt again. Their first show had many fans nervous badly about Rollins’ latest World Championship tour, and he wanted a chance at redemption.
“Yeah, I mean, there might be another crack in that cool one,” Rollins said. “I mean, look, Bray Wyatt’s character is really tough. If you look at anyone who’s worked as Bray Wyatt for a long period of time they haven’t, they haven’t gotten out of him better than they did. It was very difficult to have a story with him – except for Randy [Orton], who obviously killed him, was hard for anyone. I think maybe Daniel Bryan Bryan might have escaped a bit unscathed. But I mean, pretty much everyone else has had a terrible ending to their character. I mean, that was the end of Seth Rollins as I knew her, The Beast Slayer. It was hard to know how to tell a good wrestling story with this character.”
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