Title This: WWE Raw Reaction July 29th, 2013

July 30, 2013

The Main Events

Daniel Bryan defeated Kane in a fun match to invest your time into. Bryan and Kane work a solid match that did not bury either guy. We all know that legit wins is exactly what Daniel Bryan needs, while Kane is going to continue to be attacked by Bray Wyatt and his family. Kane chokeslams Bryan after the loss, showing frustration. The Wyatt's come out and take care of Kane. Here is my issue with it. Will WWE really put Kane in the Wyatt Family? If so, what measures will they go to revamp his gimmick? Kane is a guy who really can do anything that is asked of him, but is this the best fit for him? Bray Wyatt is a great character and needs veterans establishing him. While Kane is a good option, is his storyline going to overshadow Bray's progression into the main event? Time will tell. I want Kane to have a new set of ring gear if they put him in the group. Brown and leather mask would work, with a new set of color scheme. Go all the way with it.

Grade: B

John Cena defeated Ryback in a Tables Match to end WWE Raw. Ryback vs. Cena in this type of match does NOTHING for me because we already know what was going to happen. Ryback dominates until Cena fights back. Ryback hits a reversal and Cena almost gets put through a table. Cena will ultimately hit AA through the table. That is exactly how it went. After the match, Daniel Bryan came out and chanted to the crowd. He teased Cena with the title, saying that he will have it soon. They stand face to face until Cena looks a little upset.

*Taped Raws are hard to get into for me because of the spoilers and because of the dubbed audio. Smackdown is known for this, but Raw taped just felt flat for me. Where is the relevance of this episode?

Grade: B-

WWE Raw Grade: C

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