Pretty much every Superstar on the list has retaliation on their psyches in the number one spot up to WWE Payback, live on the honor winning WWE Network. Anyhow, initially, Raw moves through Cincinnati, where Rusev has promised to meet John Cena eye to eye. As the WWE Universe anticipates this ignitable encounter between The Super Athlete and The Champ, what else is in store for Monday night's most sultry show? WWE.com has a few thoughts.
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Not as much as a week prior to their fourth and last fight at WWE Payback, United States Champion John Cena and the impressive Rusev are required to meet in the ring after The Super Athlete got out The Champ on Thursday night's SmackDown. In spite of the fact that Cena now holds two straight triumphs over Rusev — having tumbled to The Hero of the Russian Federation in their first conflict at WWE Fastlane — Rusev appears to be more certain than any other time in recent memory that he'll make the "Never Give Up" Superstar say the two words he's never expressed in his storied vocation: "I quit." What will happen when these adversaries crash before WWE Payback? Furthermore, in what capacity will Lana play into this meeting, given the late worship she's got from the WWE Universe?
Erick Rowan and Luke Harper have cracked us out for a considerable length of time right now, yet the minute they imparted Thursday night on SmackDown sent a shudder down our spines. After Harper dispatched Fandango, Rowan ambled down the on-ramp and, in spite of his former issues with his previous Wyatt Family associate, continued to wallop the bewildered dance artist. Was this Rowan expressing a contorted desire for peace to Harper? Have these one-time individuals from The Wyatt Family united by and by? Envision more from this scary pair on Raw.
Naomi's new state of mind had officially made her an overwhelming compel in the Divas division, however her arrangement with the returning Tamina has made it liberally pass that a Divas Championship rule is in the previous Funkadactyl's not so distant future.
Thursday night on SmackDown, King Barrett was humbled a bit when he and Sheamus were vanquished by Dolph Ziggler and Neville in label group activity. This most likely isn't the way he envisioned his rule as 2015 King of the Ring would be going as of right now, and he has doubtlessly been plotting an approach to give just desserts to The Showoff — who stuck Barrett in that match — and The New Sensation, Neville. Does an illustrious beatdown anticipate both of these underdogs? Furthermore, what might be said about The Celtic Warrior, who obviously has unfinished business with both Ziggler and Neville? Bull Hammers and Brogue Kicks flourish on Mon..
