Aug 20, 2026 · 38 min · 12 segments
We review WWE RAW from this past week and and talk WWE as a whole as of late heading towards WWE Sunday Nights Main Event.
Jared WicksHost
Brandon ClementsHost
And listen, I understand that being in attendance kind of skewers things a little bit.

But I think due to some of this Lucha Libre AAA tournament going on, leading up to who faces Roman Reigns in Mexico City in an upcoming Monday Night Raw, we got ourselves a pretty good Monday Night Raw this past week with some pretty good matches.

Brandon, would you say the wrestling was pretty on par this week on Monday Night Raw?

I mean, obviously, there was a lot of talking segments, especially at the end of the show.

To me, it's bittersweet because it seemed like the fans of Buffalo wanted Ray to win when it's like, well, we don't need Ray to win.

And I felt kind of bad for Gable in one aspect because the adulation was going to Ray Mysterio, and it was like a disappointment when Gable won the match itself.

And listen, I understand that being in attendance kind of skewers things a little bit.

But I think due to some of this Lucha Libre AAA tournament going on, leading up to who faces Roman Reigns in Mexico City in an upcoming Monday Night Raw, we got ourselves a pretty good Monday Night Raw this past week with some pretty good matches.

Brandon, would you say the wrestling was pretty on par this week on Monday Night Raw?

I mean, obviously, there was a lot of talking segments, especially at the end of the show.

To me, it's bittersweet because it seemed like the fans of Buffalo wanted Ray to win when it's like, well, we don't need Ray to win.

And I felt kind of bad for Gable in one aspect because the adulation was going to Ray Mysterio, and it was like a disappointment when Gable won the match itself.
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