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What a great way to sort out the 2 titles beeing on 1 brand. The WH title is finally back on Raw where it belongs, with the best young competitor on Raw.

This has been a huge shake up, Raws taken some younger guys and given them new life and FINALLY fiven smackdown some big players. The WWE should be much more interesting from now.

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Adam “EDGE” Copeland
DOB: 30th October 1973
Height: 6 ft 5
Weight: 250 Pounds
AKA: "King Edge the Awesome","Mr. Money in the Bank","The Rated–R Superstar","The Ultimate Opportunist"
Trained By: Ron Hutchison, Bret/Stu Hart, Dory Funk Jr and others...
Debuted: 1st July 1992
Finishers:Edgecution, Spear

Entrance themes: You Think You Know Me by Jim Johnston, Never Gonna Stop by Rob Zombie, Metalingus by Alter Bridge.

Accomplishments/Titles: WWE, WH, Intercontinental, US, World Tag, WWE Tag, King Of The Ring, Mr Money In The Bank.

AND YOUR NEW WWE CHAMPION

Edge Head since the Brood - Edge Head For Life


Rep 4 Rep

The_Jiz

I watched the raw ending again and lol at one security guard that was able to go toe to toe with Cena. They were exchanging blows!

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Let the Blind lead the Blind

JoseBxNYC

The security guards didn't look like chumps like most the security guards look like when they are in an angle.

TheSoulTaker

I could watch this Raw again and again. WWE please keep Raw with no gm role please.

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credit- Shady

RaMonJR

This weeks Raw was the shit, I loved it. I actually got goosebumps when Punk cashed in, it was amazing.

Pretty good Raw, the DiBiase/Rhodes team could go a long way.

Overall I loved it.

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HeAT

Me thinks Jamie Noble and D'Lo Brown had somehting to do with one of the best segments on Raw ever. The way it flowed from JR to CM Punk cashing in like that was amazing.

Perfection personified.

The whole show was great, and Vince was nowhere to be seen.

MAVSFAN

I don't know if I would call all of Raw chaotic. Most of it was though with:

- Jim Ross to open the show, Edge interrupts and kicks JR out of the arena, shoots a promo, gets the shit beaten out of him by Batista and CM Punk cashes in to be World Heavyweight Champion.
- Rey Mysterio/Santino Segment. In that segment, we learn that Rey's real name is Ray Mastrio and he's not The Batman.
- CM Punk/JBL segment, putting Layfield as a bad ass heel
- Cena/JBL segment that leads to Cena getting tossed out of the building
- Promo from Team Priceless, bashing the Youtube Generation.
- Katie Lea/Noble/Kane segment. I laughed at Noble.
- Jericho's awesomeness as a heel continues, despite shitty finish.
- CM Punk vs. JBL for the World Title which ends with Cena and Cryme Tyme getting into a brawl with Layfield's security at ringside.

Only one part of Raw, I found was a bit predictable:

- Mickie James vs. Jillian Hall. Jillian trying to sing her intro did not surprise me at all and Mickie looked hot and it was a decent match, but it was a bit predictable. I am guessing that the Womens Champion will not be a part of the anarchy of Raw and that they will book her in predictable outcomes and matches.

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Credit: ADR Lavey

JoseBxNYC

I missed the Kane/Noble segment. When I saw it on YouTube I laughed like crazy.

"Don't let me catch you in my locker room listening to my Larry the Cable Guy tapes without my permission".

CM_Jobber

Best Raw in forever. I was working away this week,so when i got back i had 7 hours of wrestling to watch (NoC,Raw and SD)none of which i knew the results of.Its been a long,hard week of work,so my eyes were getting heavy while watching the start of Raw,but when Punks music hit,i was awake like i'd slept for 12 hours. Great tv,Vince,and you didn't have to give away money or blow yourself up to do it

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St. Luke, 18. 13
God be merciful to me a sinner.

So long Roy,thaks for the win over the scum