Pro Wrestling Unlimited

Say You're Sorry | Monday Night RAW Review (3/9/26)

·1 hr 20 min·5 clips
CM Punk's final segment with The Usos left the host wondering if the show could possibly end so soon.
The episode opens with the hosts, Simeon and Luke, giving initial impressions of Raw from Seattle, praising the crowd and teasing the CM Punk and Usos segment. They discuss personal plans to attend WWE events like Stand & Deliver. A significant portion is spent analyzing new WrestleMania 42 graphics, comparing a graffiti style to a Fallout: New Vegas-inspired design and a futuristic cyber style, with the hosts expressing mixed opinions. They briefly touch on AEW's new 'My AEW' streaming platform launch. The review then delves into Raw's content: the opening segment saw Seth Rollins use masked men in a shell game to confront The Vision, leading to a save by The Usos. A women's gauntlet match determined the #1 contender for AJ Lee's Women's Intercontinental Championship, ultimately won by Bayley after interference from Lyra Valkyria. Penta successfully defended his Intercontinental Title against El Gran Americano (Kaiser) in a match noted for its AAA callback. Danhausen appeared backstage with Chad Gable. In a major angle, Judgment Day's JD McDonough turned on Finn Bálor, joining Dominik Mysterio, Liv Morgan, and Raquel Rodriguez in a brutal beatdown, setting up a WrestleMania match. Javon Evans was offered a spot in The New Day by Kofi Kingston. Oba Femi quickly defeated Rusev. The main event segment featured CM Punk cutting a promo about being a fighting champion before being confronted by a furious Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso, demanding an apology for Punk's comments about their family the previous week. Punk refused, instead criticizing Roman Reigns' character, leading to Jimmy Uso punching Punk to end the show. The hosts close by sharing viewer poll results, which were overwhelmingly positive.

As heard by us

A RAW review keyed to Jey Uso's anger, CM Punk's late segment, and unsettled NXT booking paths.

Pro Wrestling Unlimited reads Monday Night RAW in Seattle as a sturdy show whose strongest charge comes late, when the CM Punk segment has room to breathe.

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Want RAW's final stretch unpacked through CM Punk's patience, Jey Uso's anger, and NXT's booking puzzles?

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