Well, that was the go-home Raw that was. This was WWE's last chance to ease our WrestleMania fears, injecting a little life and meaning into a handful of flagging feuds. Sadly, only one rivalry came out of Brooklyn far more exciting than it went in: Shane McMahon vs. The Undertaker, thanks to that announce table spot (and the Deadman's threatening throat-slash gesture afterwards). The rest of WrestleMania 32's feuds seemed to spin their wheels, remaining largely one-dimensional and repetitive. AJ Styles and Chris Jericho continued to taunt one another with chants, while Big Show and Kane again cleared the ring of lowercarders in the build to the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal. Other storylines seemed to get less reassuring as the night progressed. Eva Marie made her nervously awaited main roster return, and the reaction was predictably horrendous, while Roman Reigns (aka man-Eva) was similarly showered with Brooklyn boos at every given opportunity. Even Triple H trying really, really hard to be a dastardly heel couldn't stem the crowd's hatred of the golden boy. Hopefully WWE continue their annual trend of pulling it out of the bag when it really counts, but - if last night's Raw is anything to go by - that could be easier said than done. It's sure to be a show dissected for clues and signposts as we embark upon the final week to WrestleMania 32, but here are a few things you may have missed...