27 WTF Moments From WWE RAW (July 18)
So then... who's champion?
It's finally here. It's like we're all four years old again waking up on Christmas morning with the prospect of a sh*tload of presents under the tree. Finally, WWE draft week is upon us.
While we'd still have to wait another day for the actual roster selections made, this was the night that we'd find out who would be working directly under Stephanie McMahon on RAW and Shane on SmackDown - although we all knew who was taking the blue brand's GM position...
Ahead of the show we learned that Darren Young would be taking on Alberto Del Rio in a match that would be used to legitimise his spot in the Intercontinental Championship match with The Miz at Battleground no doubt; while Kevin Owens and Chris Jericho would take on Sami Zayn and Cesaro in a tag team match AGAIN - New Era, same old sh*t. Look at that, a WTF Moment in the intro!
Of course, the main event of the evening would take centre stage and see Dean Ambrose put his WWE Championship on the line against Seth Rollins ahead of the pair's Triple Threat match with naughty Roman Reigns on Sunday. As I write this intro ahead of watching the show, if this match doesn't end in some sort of screwy finish that could lead to the formation of two main championship belts I'll... do something. Honest.
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21. That's Just Sick!
Look at that sign there clambering for that pure massive gorilla that dragged a child around its enclosure before being shot dead to be the new General Manager of RAW.
That's just inappropriate. It's about a fallen hero of our kind. Noble Harambe should be allowed to rest in pieces, quite literally, because he was shot into smithereens.
Honestly though, I saw that video of him dragging that child along the enclosure and can't blame the guards for taking the action that they did. I realise this isn't the time for such strong sentiments as this but you know, I might as well try to spark some debate from what is essentially a piece of card seen during a television show.