You can't blame them for a let down, it's called a "refractory period".
Oh boy. If you missed it yesterday, and I assume many of you did, WWE held their pay per view event, “Money In The Bank”. Reading the results of what happened there was only one legitimate surprise in my mind, and that was Dolph Ziggler being allowed to win the World Heavyweight Championship Money In The Bank Briefcase.
Beyond that, it was pretty standard fare. Cena won the other briefcase, we had two tag team matches that nobody could give less of a shit about, a Divas tag match that was awkward and the two title matches were, well, eh?
Anyhow, tonight is the last of the two-hour versions of RAW we get. It is episode #999 and that means it’s sort of a “go-home” event for the big celebration next week when RAW reaches 1,000 episodes. With everything being put into that show (according to the dirt sheets) should we really expect a decent show tonight?
If last week’s Go-home RAW before the PPV was any indication, no. No we shouldn’t expect anything worth seeing. We’ll probably get bombarded with 1,000th RAW remembrances from the likes of Drew Carey and Jeremy Piven. (Summerfest anyone?)
So yeah..what do we have to look forward to this evening? Myself, I get to look forward to about 18 ice cold beers. Beyond that, here’s what should be on tap…
