WWE Raw: War Games Favorites in Doubt? Analysis and Results

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The promotional matches for Survivor Series: War Games, both in the men’s and women’s divisions, culminated in great fights during Monday’s edition of “Raw”. This strategy sought to generate anticipation for the matches on Saturday at Petco Park in San Diego. On the women’s side, the rivalry between Becky Lynch and AJ Lee will be a central point, which could lead to an expected singles match between the former champions. As for the men, the uncertainty about the favorite team is greater than ever.

Intercontinental Championship in the Spotlight

The situation of the Intercontinental Championship promises to be a focus of attention in the coming weeks.

Key Results from “Raw” (November 24)

  • Gunther defeated Carmelo Hayes in the quarterfinals of the “The Last Time Is Now” tournament.
  • Rey Mysterio defeated JD McDonagh.
  • Solo Sikoa defeated Penta (by medical stoppage) in the quarterfinals of the “The Last Time Is Now” tournament.
  • Logan Paul and Drew McIntyre defeated The Usos (Jey and Jimmy Uso) in the match for the advantage at Survivor Series: War Games.

Who Really Has the Advantage in War Games?

The dynamics within the champions’ team raise doubts about the outcome at War Games. The program began by questioning who leads the team: CM Punk or Cody Rhodes, with Roman Reigns not showing preference for either. The Usos recalled the match for the advantage, but the “heels” prevailed. The possibility of The Vision winning at Survivor Series could boost future challengers for the men’s championships, such as Logan Paul against CM Punk for the World Heavyweight Championship or Brock Lesnar against Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship. Reigns hinted at his possible participation in the title dispute.

Other Highlights

Rey Mysterio’s victory over JD McDonagh puts him on a collision course with his son, Dominik, for the Intercontinental Championship. Dominik will likely regain the title from John Cena at Survivor Series. If Rey defeats Finn Balor on “Raw” next week, he could challenge his son Dominik for the championship. The Dominik incident with a Cena impersonator, instead of the wrestler’s actual appearance, fits his character and the intention to portray him as someone inconsiderate. Brock Lesnar, known for his versatility, demonstrated his ability to remain calm and quickly change his attitude, which contributes to his character. The match between Penta and Solo Sikoa was stopped due to an injury to Penta. This happens at an inopportune moment, as the Lucha Brothers (Penta and Rey Fenix) had reunited to challenge Dominik Mysterio and El Grande Americano on December 20th at AAA Alianzas.
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