Whenever two former Shield members collide it should be a big deal. However, after just seeing the match six days earlier with the clean win by Reigns, it makes us wonder what the whole point of it is. Why did WWE give this match away on Raw when they had already advertised it for Night of Champions? It's hard to know what WWE was thinking with that logic. It made their Raw match seem underwhelming. The crowd was barely into it although that could have been because they were quiet most of the night due to witnessing an underwhelming show. Another clean win for Reigns doesn't make sense, so a shady finish is very possible. Don't be surprised if Kane shows up to force a DQ finish or something that isn't clean. That could open up the door for the return of Dean Ambrose, who is due back either on Sunday night or Monday. He's been away filming a WWE movie called Lockdown for the last five weeks, so this whole thing could be leading to his big return to action. This match could be used as a way to further the awesome feud that Rollins has with Ambrose, which could lead to a Hell in a Cell match at the Hell in a Cell PPV next month. It makes sense. For now, the pick is Reigns although this time it will be after a disqualification. There's an outside chance that Rollins wins with a cheap pin thanks to Kane interference (or even Orton), but pinning Reigns doesn't seem like something WWE wants to do. Winner: Roman Reigns by disqualification
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