WWE Raw from Memphis proved to be a landmark event. Many fans, including myself, were quite concerned with how the WWE would form their upcoming Wrestlemania card, now a mere four weeks away. We all knew something had to happen in Memphis, as the WWE wouldnt allow a vague card to still exist so close to their marquee event. The company loves promotion. Maybe even too much, as our heads are constantly drilled with promoted television shows, WWE shows, upcoming events, and, oh yes, the WWE Network. Not to mention the countless promotional segments for matches themselves. Which is why something had to happen. And on Monday night, it did. Monday Night Raw from Memphis saw plenty of movement as far as the Wrestlemania card is concerned, but there were still some unanswered questions moving forward. However, a close examination of what weve seen so far, along with analysis of probable future storylines, will give us a goodif not likelyidea of what exactly Wrestlemania has in store. Mondays Raw addressed many concerns with Wrestlemania, including a potential Cena and Bray Wyatt matchup, a place for midcard and NXT wrestlers, and the much-needed change to the main event. But not everything materialized on Monday, leaving the door open for minor intrigue in the days and weeks to come. Ill speculate on that as well, but for now, lets start this thing off with Hulk Hogans major announcement that began Raw.
