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WWE Monday Night RAW #1246 - Superstar Shake-up 2017

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Name of the event:
WWE Monday Night RAW #1246 - Superstar Shake-up 2017
Type:
Broadcast type:
Live
Broadcast date:
10.04.2017
TV station/network:
USA Network

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Singles Match
TJ Perkins defeats Austin Aries (4:40)
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Singles Match
Finn Balor defeats Jinder Mahal (2:45)
Singles Match
Sami Zayn defeats The Miz (w/Maryse) (7:40)
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Eight Man Tag Team Match
Non Title Match
Dean Ambrose defeats Kevin Owens (14:15)

All workers
5​.69
Current Total Rating (?)
Valid votes: 48
Number of comments: 15
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Average rating: 5.69  [48]
Average rating in 2024: 6.00  [1]
Average rating in 2023: 7.00  [2]
Average rating in 2022: 6.50  [2]
Average rating in 2018: 6.00  [1]
Average rating in 2017: 5.57  [42]
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jboyaquar wrote on 14.04.2017:
[6.0] "I enjoyed this - a show as a clusterf**k. The jumble of talent came off like speckles of salt within a canister, shaken & tossed without care. And on a night within this crazyworld in which a World Title challenger has moved brands prior to his rematch, Braun is allowed to go apeshit on Roman. Seeing as the entire roster, outside S Zayn, has avoided the mean-spirited giant, I bought noone would stop Strowman from destroying Roman, again and again. Due to the editing, I could tell Roman wasn't in the gurney the time it was thrown off the elevated truck-loading spot. Nevertheless, the length and the loud enthusiastic approval of the crowd made this a good time. Of course this is Roman's excuse for losing to Braun @ Payback, but it does increase my desire to watch Lesnar try and contain this peaking force. The other person put over heavily on this show was Ambrose who was booked to shine over the resurging Miz and then in the Main Event worked hard and cleanly pinned the US Champ. It's odd, out of everyone within the WWE universe, KO has been Ambrose's bitch. He's pretty much even-steven w/ Sami Z who on Raw comes off as an irritating neurotic geek, but when we get better acquainted w/ him on such programming as 'Ride Along' those qualities have an endearing quality. Sami got his win back, the Sami-fluke variety like w/ KO, from Survivor Series. Finn is real skinny, a stack of dimes for a neck, but notice the layout of his match w/ the veiny Mahal vs. Sami the week before. Mahal, why you so stiff? It's clear who the WWE is currently more behind. TJ was handed a ripe opportunity to show some spark, but his vibe remains forever dim. Oddly, though they just started, The Hardy's are stuck in a holding pattern until his character's legal issue is rectified. That sucks but this week it was hidden w/ an 8 man going over the 'Shining Stars. ' Someone is going to get seriously hurt w/ Nia as she doesn't always protect her opponent so well, Charlotte's neck. OW! 6. 25"
CoolNameGuy91 wrote on 12.04.2017:
[7.0] "The opening match was surprisingly good, as was Perkins and Aries, Nia and Charlotte was as much a waste as expected, Balor and Mahal was surprisingly good, especially for as brief as it was, the 4-man tag was alright, and the main event was, alright I guess. Mostly the backstage segments were good and the debuts were better done than on Tuesday"
jtsilver101 wrote on 11.04.2017:
[7.0] "Opening Miz/Ambrose segment was a little too goofy I don't want to see Miz dressing up like Cena anymore, and SD losing him and Maryse is a shame (4/10). Revival/New Day was a very good match with a great ending (8/10). Big Show/Hawkins segment was pointless, Show needs something worthwhile to do (3/10). Aries/Perkins was good I like the teasing heel turn, but Aries didn't need to lose (7/10). Rollins segment was very good way to get him over, and Joe looked like a beast (9/10). It was a night for monster heels as Nia Jax looked very good against Charlotte (7. 5/10). Balor/Mahal was decent, Finn looks very bored the last two weeks, but Wyatt interupting was a decent twist (6/10). Sami needed a win, but Miz shouldn't have lost (7/10). The Reigns/Strowman segment was near perfect (9. 5/10). Tag Match was pointless, but hey the drifter is on RAW! (4/10). Women's segment was standard, Bayley is getting boring, Bliss is over huge, Nia looks like a monster (8/10). Owens/Ambrose started slow and really picked up at the end. Owens will probably be going to SmackDown. (7. 5/10)"
SrHunter wrote on 11.04.2017:
[5.0] "Not too much to see here, the opening segment was ok, Ambrose reign with the IC is being shit, i hope he will do better in Raw, then after that fillers and more fillers, Wyatt on Raw i didn't understand, but oh well... Strowman destroying Reigns was great, obviously taped segment but it was good nonetheless, great monster heel showing, good segment by the Women's, as Bliss said, the Sasha-Charlotte-Bayley needs to end, and Bliss and Mickie on Raw will refresh things, entertaining eight man tag and good main event, decent episode."
gav26 wrote on 11.04.2017:
[6.0] "A mixture of an episode. Didn't think much of the first hour, all quiet boring. Things picked up when Strowman destroyed Reigns. Of course the episode evolved around the shake up, can't see Miz, Ambrose & Wyatt doing much on Raw apart from being midcarders. Bliss going to Raw and receiving a good pop was nice, Charlotte will probably replace her on SD. Better matches were towards the end of the show. Good and bad moments this week, next week will tell us all about the direction they're going."