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Here are four things Triple H got right on RAW this week:
#4. Je’Von Evans winning the Chamber qualifying match
Monday Night RAW saw a huge Elimination Chamber qualifying match between Dominik Mysterio, Je’Von Evans and Gunther. This bout took place in the main event of the show and kept fans on the edge of their seats. However, it was Evans who ultimately prevailed as he pinned Mysterio to win the high-stakes qualifying match.
Triple H made the right decision by letting the Young OG secure a victory. Over the years, Elimination Chamber matches have seen several high-flying and acrobatic moves. WWE was lacking such a star for this year’s match. Hence, Je’Von Evans entering the Men’s Chamber match was the best decision to make the bout far more exciting.
#3. Penta earning a shot at the Intercontinental Title
Penta has been wandering directionless for the past few months in WWE. However, this week on RAW, Triple H finally gave him a significant direction. El Miedo battled El Grande Americano in a Number One Contender match for the Intercontinental Championship. It was a great back-and-forth bout where he eventually emerged victorious.
Having Penta win was the right call, as he needed something significant for himself on the Road to WrestleMania. The masked luchador will now face Dominik Mysterio for the coveted title. This will give him a great opportunity to regain his lost momentum and once again come into the spotlight.
#2. Asuka punching her ticket to the Women’s Elimination Chamber
Asuka battled Bayley and Nattie in a huge qualifying match for the Women’s Elimination Chamber this week on RAW. It was a decent match where all three women tried their best to win. However, The Empress of Tomorrow secured a dominant victory and punched her ticket to the Women’s Chamber match in Chicago.
Letting Asuka win was the right move because she desperately needed that big victory more than anyone. Her involvement in the Women’s Elimination Chamber also makes this match quite exciting, as she is an intimidating contender. Meanwhile, Nattie has been involved in a heated feud with Maxxine Dupri and Bayley has been directionless lately.
#1. Masked man raging a war against The Vision on RAW
The mysterious masked man once again showed up last night on RAW, but this time it came after Logan Paul. Right after The Vision won their tag team match and The Maverick was provoking Michael Cole, the hooded figure emerged out of nowhere and stomped Paul onto the announce table. With this, he has now victimized every member of The Vision.
The masked assailant made a bold statement that he wanted to take down the entire faction and not just a single individual. Triple H did a fine job by showcasing it as a one-vs-all to maintain ambiguity. Moreover, the hooded figure’s consistent presence on Monday Night RAW was very much needed to keep this storyline red-hot heading into WrestleMania 42.
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