What Happened After WWE Raw Went Off The Air? (July 13)

Following this week's Raw, Roman Reigns went to the ring to have a non-title match with WWE Champion Seth Rollins. Reportedly, they had a very good back and forth match before Bray Wyatt showed up to interfere. He went after his rival Reigns, which led to the disqualification finish. It's no surprise that they went for a DQ ending because they don't Rollins losing, even in a non-title/non-televised match and Reigns barely loses any matches. After Wyatt and Rollins double teamed Reigns, Dean Ambrose ran out for the save. He was able to even the odds, then he hit Rollins with the Dirty Deeds and Reigns nailed Wyatt with a Spear to end the night on a positive note for the faces. It's typical booking where they want to send the fans home happy with the good guys coming out on top.

The Wyatt/Reigns feud has been built up well heading into Battleground with Wyatt targeting Reigns with his "anyone but you" line because he's not a fan of anybody that the fans like. Sadly, Ambrose has been lost in the shuffle without a feud at the moment. As for Rollins, he had a busy night in hyping up his match with Lesnar on Sunday, which is definitely a potential match of the year contender if all goes well. With Raw running over three hours and the Superstars taping before it, fans are in for a long night when they attend a Monday night WWE event and this week was no exception.