Houston, Texas is a wrestling city. CM Punk said so himself last night, invoking the ghost of Harley Race in the middle of the Toyota Center, and the crowd knew exactly what that meant. With two weeks remaining on the road to WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas, the penultimate episode of Raw before the Showcase … Read more
With just two Raws remaining before WrestleMania 42 hits Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, WWE arrives at the Toyota Center in Houston tonight with real business still left on the table. Three matches are official, the final two WrestleMania slots are expected to be filled, and Seth Rollins opens the show responding to Gunther’s calculated … Read more
Last night’s WWE Monday Night RAW from Madison Square Garden was built to feel major, and in the moment it absolutely did. The crowd was hot, the star power was obvious, and WWE loaded the show with enough title matches, returns, attacks, and WrestleMania developments to make the episode feel important from start to finish. … Read more
Tonight’s episode of WWE Monday Night Raw has all the pieces to feel like a major WrestleMania 42 turning point. Madison Square Garden already gives the show a bigger-than-usual atmosphere, and WWE is stacking the card with two tag title matches, Brock Lesnar’s return, Roman Reigns and CM Punk in the same building again, and … Read more
With WrestleMania 42 now less than a month away, this episode of WWE Monday Night RAW should have felt focused, urgent, and loaded with purpose. Instead, RAW felt like a show with a lot happening but not enough truly connecting the way it should. There were bright spots. Oba Femi continued to look like a … Read more
WWE has hit the stage of the WrestleMania 42 build where Raw has to do more than remind viewers the biggest show of the year is coming. Tonight has to sharpen direction, strengthen rivalries, and make the top stories feel bigger than they did a week ago. Brock Lesnar is back after Oba Femi dropped … Read more
WWE came into last night’s Raw needing to make WrestleMania 42 feel real, immediate, and chaotic, and for the most part, that is exactly what this show did. This was not a match-heavy episode built around bell-to-bell wrestling. This was a story-driven Raw built around major angles, key character beats, and the kind of big … Read more
Indianapolis got the version of RAW WWE’s been leaning on in 2026: not the slow-burn kind that patiently stacks motives week after week, but the “anything can happen right now” kind that dares you to look away. In the fallout of Elimination Chamber, Monday’s show sprinted on two tracks at once—Seth Rollins vs. The Vision … Read more
Last night in Chicago, WWE ran Elimination Chamber like a company that already sees the WrestleMania 42 poster in its head and is willing to live with the complaints that come from drawing the outline in thick black marker. The wrestling delivered. The crowd responded. But the creative philosophy was loud: protect the biggest WrestleMania … Read more
Last night on SmackDown, WWE tried to sell Elimination Chamber with volatility: Jey Uso taken out before the bell, the Men’s Chamber field collapsing into a shouting match, a “winner takes the final spot” main event, and a Women’s Tag Team Championship change clearly designed to unburden Rhea Ripley before she steps into the Chamber … Read more
