8 Ups And 6 Downs From Last Night's WWE Raw (April 13th)
Is England the elixir to break the post-WrestleMania hangover?
Why does WWE need to head overseas to figure out how to deliver a solid show? It seems that whenever the company travels across the pond, it puts on an entertaining Monday Night Raw. Thats not necessarily a complaint, just a musing and a request that whatever is responsible for this phenomenon, please bottle it up and send it back to the States with WWE. WWE continued pushing forward Monday with a focus on promos and angle developments, some of which hit really well, while others fell flat. Nonetheless, the fact that the company is giving newer wrestlers more of a spotlight is encouraging. Seeing some decent character development and motivation is a huge improvement over the haphazard booking weve seen during the past year. And playing to the fans with a couple winks and nods could be a sign of better things to come. Time will tell if WWE continues to invest in the younger talent and put out a competent product. While there were several reasons to be encouraged Monday night, WWE still managed to mangle a few things, a reminder that even when things seem to go well, theres still plenty of room for improvement. So lets find out what worked and what faltered on Monday Night Raw.