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Here are four things Triple H got right on the RAW after Survivor Series:
#4. Teasing Liv Morgan vs. Stephanie Vaquer on WWE RAW
Liv Morgan made her highly anticipated return at Survivor Series this weekend and was the talking point. This week on RAW, WWE capitalized on her presence very well by featuring Morgan in prominent segments. The company showcased an ephemeral backstage moment between The Miracle Kid and Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer, teasing their blockbuster feud
The fact that Triple H subtly involved Liv Morgan in the Women’s World Title scene was the right move. Morgan is one of the biggest stars in the women’s division and it makes perfect sense for her to put the current champion on notice upon her return. Her confrontation with Vaquer was a clear indication that Liv would go after the Women’s World Championship soon.
#3. Judgment Day’s invasion of the women’s tag team scene
One of the things Triple H did right on this week’s RAW was showcasing The Judgment Day’s dominance. Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez invaded the women’s tag team division in the main event of RAW amid a massive brawl. They wiped out all the prominent tag teams involving The Kabuki Warriors and others to make a bold statement.
Despite all the pandemonium, The Judgment Day members stood tall, raising the Women’s Tag Team Championship in the air. The women’s tag team division has once again sparked a fresh wave of excitement with just one epsiode of RAW. Reviving the division with Morgan and Jugdment Day’s presence was the best move as it has made things interesting.
#2. Keeping Logan Paul’s presence in The Vision
Logan Paul was expected to part ways with The Vision immediately after Survivor Series. However, it didn’t happen. Instead, WWE was seen pushing him as an honorary member of the faction on this week’s RAW. The fact that Triple H did not rush a split between them and instead continued Paul’s alliance with The Vision was the right call.
The Maverick’s presence has showcased the group as a legitimate threat to the entire Monday Night RAW roster. With three members standing united together alongside Paul Heyman, The Vision now looks like a much more intimidating faction in WWE. Moreover, Logan Paul sticking with the group opens up some exciting possibilities in terms of storylines.
#1. Pushing LA Knight into the Tournament Final
One of the biggest positives coming out of this week’s Monday Night RAW was LA Knight winning the semifinal match against Jey Uso. This was, without a doubt, the best decision Triple H took in recent times. The WWE Universe has been clamoring to see The Megastar receive a huge push and reach the finals of The Last Time is Now tournament.
Had Jey Uso won last night on RAW, the wrestling timeline could have exploded with fans’ outrage. However, Triple H made the right call by letting Knight win the semifinal match against The YEET Master on RAW. The Defiant One needed this victory much more than anyone at this moment and The Game made sure to give fans a pleasing moment.
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