[6.0] "the opening segment was a hard watch until fin came in to cock block dom. opening match was excellent, as were the next two matches. the ic title segment was excellent and the crowd were really into it, they were not however into kiana james. awesome truth did more "comedy", just a reminder that they are the tag champs. more cockblocking from fin and dq finishes. then more interferences, so much judgment day"
[7.0] "This show has two banger match. However the energy was'nt really strong at some storylines provided. Braun taking out Judgment Day is a lazy booking to book monster babyface destroying group of heels. Kiana James got win on her debut but sadly it's very forgettable."
[5.0] "I thought this was a boring and plodding episode of Raw. Other than the ever unfolding Liv and Dom saga and the continued dominance push of Bron Breakker nothing really stood out here. I thought they were gonna pull the trigger on the Alpha Academy split but they didnt but hey, HHH loves his long term booking."
[7.0] "Decent Raw, just not really anything I needed to tell the boys about ya know - with all the injuries and breaks happening right now due to whatever circumstances has the roster feeling slightly thin on both Raw and SmackDown but I believe they are still producing great show with what they are working with. Ludwig and Sheamus was a banger, of course. Not much else to add there. Bron is going to absolutely be shown as the future and be given a phenomenal run and be a world champ in no time at all. Great match there. The Kiana win felt very forced especially in less than 3 minutes, did not understand that match personally but hey, I'll see it through. The Women's Tag Team Championship Match: I love all talent involved but having Unholy Union ambush just to grant them a match at CATC seems like it is purely for scottish representation in Scotland which is fine but some of the decisions just don't make sense. I digress, that felt like Shayna and Zoey were overlooked and pushed aside and I didn't like that execution. But the match had some momentum. AOP and New Day match... pass I guess? not sure what to say waiting to see the Karrion story devlop a little more. Main event was good but Damian Priest does not butter my potatoe with his style or his title reign but watching Rey still be able to go is fascinating man. overall a 7/10 is a decent show though."
[7.0] "A good episode of Raw that gets things moving. Everything around Judgement Day is fun to watch, there's a bit of suspense about what happens next. We're really going to have Dominik on the line in a match between Morgan and Ripley lol. The storyline with Alpha Academy is also well handled, and we're waiting for Otis to go ballistic on Gable (who should have a belt by the way, the WWE must trust him)."
[4.0] "this show was even weaker than last week! we saw the match card and thought we're gonna see something special, but matches were just weak! promos were very average but these are still not my main problems with this episode! my main problem was those under 5 minute matches that made no sense at all. The New Day lost under 3 minutes? last week they buried Creed Brothers too! why Natalya just lost to Kiana like that? I have the same question for Carlito! from the both booking and match quality aspect, this show was really disappointing! I almost fell asleep a few times during this episode!"
[6.0] "The show barely gets the 6 mainly because of the great storytelling filled match that was Sheamus vs Kaiser and everything related to Bron Breakker, Ricochet and Ilja Dragunov. Aside from that, one of the lamest shows of the year. It's so difficult to understand why they didn't make the World Title feud the main theme of the show but, instead, they gave a shit ton of time to a mixed dull and irrelevant rivalry of Braun Strowman and LWO vs Judgment Day and Carlito. They could've delivered a banger with Dragon Lee vs Finn Bálor but it was so average instead. Scottish women are once again thrown into a title picture just because of their nationality being the same of the place the next PPV is airing from (Unholy Union have been terribly used and they're so underrated, but this is not the way to use them at all. It's just empty fanservice like Piper Niven facing Bayley). The whole Karrion Kross thing trying to break up the New Day was DOA. Kiana James and Natalya had a nice match, but at times it kinda look like a sparring session rather than a competitive match. The Women's Tag Titles match was a waste of time and the Chad Gable story, while being pretty good portrayed, it still doesn't make any sense. I would've preferred that the story was more like Gable behave after the segment, like congratulating his team and being "good" to them but clearly looking evil, tyrannical, bossy and deceivous without reaching that point of humilliating and insulting them, which doesn't make any sense that they didn't leave him already and Otis looks like he is retarded. It was a hard chore to watch this show, but those two big points were really great. Bron Breakker is clearly a star and I'm dying to see that triple threat they're suggesting."
[6.0] "So much of this show was just boring. Lots of endless segments and worthless matches and I dont get why. The gable stuff is getting dragged out, mid Morgan doing a SA angle while the company is being investigated for exactly that is certainly a choice. Luckily, Kaiser and Sheamus had a banger! Slightly flat ending but the match was a riot. Kaiser has all the tools to be a great heel. Excellent work."
[9.0] "This is a great episode of RAW in a long long time. All matches were okay, but Kaiser and Sheamus put on a show. Great segments between matches, great storylines. Awesome Morgan revenge tour. Triple H era keeps delivering."
[7.0] "Compared to last week's episode this was a step up for RAW right here. The biggest focuses on this show were the Liv Morgan/Dominik Mysterio romantic storyline as well as expected. The JUDGMENT DAY! We got some really good segments and matches like the opener with Kaiser & Sheamus and the Zayn/Academy segment. 7.5/10"
[8.0] "t honestly a solid episode with no complaints. weird opening segment but I just want domink to be a scumbag so bad so ill give it a pass. Jey Uso is also finding himself more on the mic too"
[8.0] "Without a doubt one of the best RAWs in a while. Good in ring action, tremendous storytelling with the judgement day/liv stuff and the maxxine-gets-hurt-by-chad angle (and, honestly, the AOP/TND stuff is shaping up to be interesting, too). If every episode of RAW were this good I'd become a lot more invested in the product over some of the other stuff I watch. The only real dude was the Kiana James/Natalya match, mostly because I really don't think it got her character over at all."
[6.0] "Ok show. Three squash matches were an interesting choice but easily skippable. As a matter of preference I hate soap opera storylines like Dom, Rhea, and Liv but it's working for all involved and fans love it so good on them for executing it. The real strength of the show was the first and last matches."
[7.0] "This episode had Judgment Day looking dominant again... with one wild card looming. Liv Morgan plays the vixen well - it's something she can do convincingly, unlike the bluster she's tried in the past with Becky Lynch. Dominek Mysterio is Oscar-worthy here - man has perfect pacing with how he's playing slowly getting worked over by Liv. McAfee's freeze-frame breakdown showed that well. Finn Balor coming out of nowhere as the world's worst c*ckblocker was hilarious. This thing with Ilya, Ricochet, and Bron Breakker is white hot. They'll tear the house down when eventually given the chance. Good to see the brand still is invested in Dragon Lee - he got a video package and only lost to Balor due to faction interference (and as for Finn, a pin is a pin, good for him). The cockles of my heart being warm for Awesome Truth as tag champs is fading fast - I'd like to see some better tag wrestling on Raw in the near future. The slow burn story with Sami Zayn and Alpha Academy is cookin' with the fire of a thousand suns. The crowd is hot for Otis and about blew the top off when it seemed like he'd stop Gable for good. Paced so well and performed awesomely by all involved. Gable being so elated that something went his way that he completely missed Tozawa and Maxxine actually being hurt was a nice touch. Natalya did a good job guiding Kiana James through her first win and put her over solidly enough. Now, Bring. Me. DIJAK. I'm glad Sonya is back, but I'm confused as to what WWE is doing with her at the moment. I hope she gets to wrestle again soon. Carlito got wrecked by Strowman, which mostly served to lead into his beatdown by Judgment Day. Jey Uso was unusually shaky with his mic work and is definitely winning MITB. Cool to see Lyra focused on that too, but she's got an Iyo Sky-sized problem to get through first. Her rollout as a star in the Raw women's division is a welcome sight. Good Raw overall, kept momentum going for the PLE, told some good stories, a couple really good matches, and the prevailing theme of a dominant, at least for now, Judgment Day."
[7.0] "feel like not much happened on this show it had some pretty average matches. But my big thing about this show is the great continuation of the dom and liv story which has been incredibly done well so far. As well as the PHENOMENAL story of sami and gable and the rest of the academy i look forward to whats next each week with that story im loving every second of it."
[8.0] "Started off really well with a very interesting segment with Liv and Dom, Im really interested in the tension between Liv & Judgment Day. Sheamus vs Ludwig was honestly fine. Dragon Lee vs Finn Balor was exactly what I expected. Sami & Alpha Academy once again stole the show in my opinion with the decision of Otis to either go with Sami or Chad. Ricochet vs Bron was match of the night unsurprisingly. It was cool to see Kiana finally make her debut, Natalya was the perfect person for that, I just thought it would be longer. Braun vs Carlito was a squash but Im surprised they went through with taking him out, brings back older Judgment Day vibes. The womens tag title match was fine. Jeys segment was okay I guess. Authors of Pain squashed New Day, but im not mad about it. Rey vs Damian was a good show closer as well. Honestly this has been a better Raw than the past few weeks."
[10.0] "Hardly anything missable about this show as everything seemed to have a purpose behind it, Liv doing her best work of her career alongwith Dom, great wrestling all around in parts and even better drama/intensity brewing for a bigger PPV pay off down the line, a very perfect show if I'm being honest"
[6.0] "It is a fantastic opening segment to continue the Liv and Dim storyline, which is already very fun. Afterward, we had a promo and match between Sheamus and Ludwig Kaiser, which was great. The match was super hard-hitting, and I enjoyed Ludwigs abuse of Sheamuss leg. It makes him look incredibly tenured and gives Sheamus an excellent reason to lose. We Had another promo relating to the judgment day, which continued the story slightly; I like how theyre teasing Rheas fury. We then saw an excellent promo between Illija and Ricochet. They are built differently and deserve to be booked better. Hopefully, it leads to something. Finn vs Dragon Lee was fine, but I couldnt care less about the story with Carlito. R-Truth is hilarious. The entire segment between Sami and Gable was super fun, and I was excited about their one-on-one. Heel Gable is excellent, by the way. Bron vs Ricochet was pretty good and had a fantastic ending, too. I'm excited to see Bron and Illija go to war. I still struggle to care about the LWO; it's a dull promo backstage. Pats replays are always fun. We saw a simple match to introduce Kiana James to the RAW audience, and it was okay; I hope Kiana gets something to do. The story between Cross and Woods is intriguing, and I'm curious to see where it goes. It's a quick match between Strowman and Carlito, yet I still dont care about anything with Carlito. The Liv stuff is still funa mixed bag of a segment/match. The kid women's tag team championship match had nothing to write home about except the sneak attack from Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn. It should have led to a predictable but okay match. The Damien/Drew feud isn't attractive either, and their backstage segment added nothing. It's a heartfelt promo from Jey, but I'm still torn on him as a singles competitormini Brawl between Iyo and Lyra to build a rivalry. It is another short match between The New Day and AOP, and I enjoyed Karrion's mind games; I am excited to see where this goes. Isla Dawn and Alba Fyre deserve a title run; they're great. Our Main Event between Damien Priest and Rey Mysterio was pretty good; I respect Damien for being a fighting champion. I still don't care about the Carlito stuff, but Drew's build at the end was ok. Overall Pretty Good Show 6.81"
[7.0] "Raw was interesting this week too. I think that the best match on the show was the opener but i enjoyed much Dragon Lee vs Finn Balor and Bron vs Ricochet too, Chad Gable and Alpha Academy angle it's better every week, the mid card stories are all of them interesting and i loved the fact that finally Alba and Isla are apperead in television. Great stuff here."
[9.0] "A very fun Monday Night RAW. Miles better than last week Monday Night RAW I can confidently say that. But I enjoy the show and the matches that were shown tonight."
[7.0] "Sami Zayn segment when Alpha Academy came out and set the IC Title match at Clash At The Castle between Zayn and Gable was interesting especially when Chad Gable came out and the slight disenssion between Alpha Academy was intriguing. Ludwig Kasier vs Sheamus: Great match to start this week's episode of RAW, Kaiser proving that he can put on banger matches as a singles star, Kaiser targeted the knee of Sheamus and it worked in the end [****]. Finn Balor vs Dragon Lee: The match was going as a solid match, but Lee was outnumbered three on one with Carlito and JD McDonagh getting involved, Balor was the obviously going to win [**3/4]. Bron Breakker vs Ricochet: Solid match, Ricochet using his quickness and Breakker overcame the high flying skills to win the match [***]. Kiana James vs Natalya: A surprise win for James, the match could have gone longer [*]. Braun Strowman vs Carlito: Essentially a squash win for Strowman, The Judgement Day getting involved was not needed [DUD]. Bianca Belair & Jade Cargill vs Shayna Baszler & Zoey Stark: Surprising end when The Unholy Union got involved, solid match [**3/4]. The Authors Of Pain vs The New Day: A squash match that could have gone longer, AOP getting the win was decent to see though [*]. Damian Priest vs Rey Mysterio: The start of the match did have a slowish pace but then picked up, Mysterio did put up a solid performance but Priest was able to get the win here which was good to see so close to his title defense against Drew McIntyre next weekend [****1/4]"
[6.0] "Kaiser against Sheamus was my highlight from this weeks Raw. Great tv match from both and a great win for the german. Jugdment Day had a strong showing this week. That Liv and Dom story might get a bit too cheesy but let's see where this goes. Othherwise an okay Raw and better than last week, but just with a few highlights."
[10.0] "If you asked me to describe my perfect episode of a wrestling TV show this would undoubtedly be it. Easily my favourite episode of the HHH era so far. The angles are ALL hitting really strong, there seems to be an angle for almost everyone on the roster. The show also has legitimately great matches every week now on top of it. Ludwig/Sheamus is my actual TV match of the year so far. I appreciate the blend of the insanity of the sports entertainment angles that all lead to REALLY good pro wrestling. Its a great blend and it makes for a really easy watch."
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