10 Best Things The Internet Has Done With WWE Raw (Jan 25)

After the best Royal Rumble for half a decade, the following Raw was always going to be an eventful one - regardless of its actual quality. The PPV fallout included the return of The Rock, Triple H's celebration, and AJ Styles' first singles match in WWE (how surreal does that still sound!?). On the whole, it was a pretty good Raw, but that didn't stop the internet from exploiting every little quirk and foible of the product to squeeze out a laugh or two online. It's comforting to know that, even during the most boring of episodes, much entertainment can still be found by browsing Twitter, Reddit, and so on - but during a Raw as action-packed as this week's, the effect can actually be a little overwhelming. Luckily, we've singled out a few of the best posts you may have missed. A common theme of this week's list is creativity, both practically (in the case of some wonderful art pieces) and theoretically (the usual deluge of fantasy booking - sometimes fantastic, sometimes bizarre). Jerry Lawler even pops up with a surprising talent of his own...

10. Your TV (Monitor) Champion, Rusev!

Trust Reddit to come up with a number of hilarious booking decisions for Rusev. For such a naturally entertaining man, WWE seem to be at a loss with what to do with the Bulgarian Brute. Thankfully, some folks on the internet were creative (and weird) enough to come up with a number of hilarious angles during the build up to Raw. The best was probably from user SmellsLikeBread, who suggested that Rusev's abduction of a TV monitor at the Rumble was part of his quest to build the League of Nations a clubhouse. Other suggestions included a reign as TV Champion (with the monitor as the title belt), and Lana as the long-suffering manager of the immature L.O.N., consistently exasperated at their boyish antics.