10 Things We Learned From WWE Raw (April 17)
2. Bliss
A passable fatal four-way shared the best and worst of the Raw Women's Division, as Sasha Banks, Alexa Bliss, Mickie James and Nia Jax fought for a Payback title shot against Bayley.
The match was the type of non-stop action a multi-women match has come to be in 2017, with the company making continuous strides to load both rosters with enough talent to elevate the contests far beyond the female cluster matches of old.
However, after two near misses with Charlotte on last week's episode, Nia Jax' performances continue to frustrate and betray the time and effort made by her peers and WWE in general to establish her as the giant threat of the division.
Her domineering performances at WrestleMania and November's Survivor Series appear anomalies, as she again struggled to be the launching pad for her three smaller foes and looked sloppy and dangerous on offence.
Meanwhile, a Bayley/Sasha carrot was again dangled but withdrawn, as hometown girl Alexa Bliss marked her Raw in-ring debut with a crowd-pleasing victory.
Covering 'The Boss' after Jax had flattened her with a samoan drop, it was a cheap victory for 'Little Miss Bliss', but suits her heel persona well and continues the momentum she'd built up as the doyen of the Smackdown Live! women's league.