dx does the greatest job of making everybody look weak.. and triple h was involved in too many things that ended with him dominating. ugh cannot stand that big nosed ugly bitch. that said i loved the part with randy and ted (which was kinda gay towards the end lol) thumbs up!

Yeah, it looked like DiBiase was about to cry. I would have RKO'ed that pansy too In fact, I think I'll go kick his ass as Orton in SvR 10 after my current match.

tbh a Triple H win in what wasn't a bad match between him and Cena seems to justify all the more that Cena's going to be off Raw. It wouldn't make sense to have Cena become champion and not enter into a program with Trips, who just beat him clean a few days prior. However, I'm gonna say, whenever they do these matches with two baby faces that are over, this is how they need to do it. I *bleep*ing hate when they just try and make them both look equal for fifteen minutes then lead up to a DQ finish. Or gay little love fests like Rey vs Batista was - how many times did they *bleep*ing hug? And everytime Rey would rest his head ever so comfortably on Batista's chest like a womans would do to her man.

I was pissed that HBK-Jericho never happened - I would've definitely preferred a ten minute or so match even if it ended the same (the two teams brawling, which was obvious from the start that that's how they wanted Raw to end). But I guess there's hope then that we will get a normal match between the two soon, seeing as it'll probably be JeriShow vs DX at Survivor Series.

Ted DiBiase never would've made it as a silent actor. I was marking so much waiting for him to hit Orton back, then when his face got beat red and he started quivering it got a little stupid. Better booking would've been if DiBiase kicked out of the RKO at the last second, which probably would've caused everyone to mark. Even if he just still sold the effects of the other one and then received another RKO to end the match, the sheer fact of him being able to withstand that and defy Orton at the same time would've been awesome. Instead they just teased it happening when this really should've been them pulling the trigger on the feud. Having DiBiase only fight back a little, then lose anyway was like a half assed means of doing anything - he'll still be out of Legacy most likely, yet he didn't make a stand.

I still don't like her character at all, if that makes you feel better. She needs to stay off RAW.

Also, Kyle Busch is a piece of shit and I'm not entirely sure I'll be watching RAW next week because of him. I could care less about Joey Logano.

I'm from America and I don't know who that person is.

Chris Jericho vs. Christian. I am so hooked right now.

Great main event. Christian came out with his jacket. Yoshi is numba wun contenda. This is why ECW is the better brand right now.

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As an Aussie, I have no idea who any of these guest hosts are.

Crocodile Dundee for host? I think so.

omg, you dont have any idea who snoop dogg is? people thought he was dead, but the record company kept on releasing his new song. and like, few weeks ago, he told everyone that he's still alive. his best album is All Eyes on Me, and i think he was in a movie called gridlock'd too!

Snoop Dogg was a great guest host on RAW, but my only objection from the night stemmed from the hit single that was being played in the arena while Snoop and Hornswoggle were dancing in the ring with the Divas.
My problem is that the version of the song that they played live aired a fleeting, uncensored racial slur; one that was supposedly "buried" in 2007. This is an extreme lack of judgement by WWE Management.
Did they forget that their product is now rated "PG" instead of "TV-14" or "M"? There were kids in the arena, who probably-knowing how kids repeat just about everything they hear-picked the word up and either have said it OR could say said word somewhere down the line and end up in serious hot water.
A clean, non-profanity version should have played instead--this would have dodged the entire controversy altogether. And in all likelihood, the FCC probably received at least one complaint about this.

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WWE, you've got some explaining to do!

But enough of the complaining out of me.
The best match on Monday Night RAW was easily John Cena v Triple H. I can possibly see these two engaging in a long-term feud somewhere down the road; heck I remember reading somewhere (might have been here on Neoseeker some time ago) that if Cena and Orton did a double-turn the WWE could continue the rivalry and make major money off of it. That probably won't happen anytime soon, however.
ECW's Main Event lived up to it's billing, as once again Chris Jericho and Christian put together a PPV-quality match. But what I don't get is this: Why has the ECW Brand been kept off of the PPV Schedule lately? A HIAC match for the ECW Title could have potentially been off the charts if the right two competitors were involved.
And now it appears as if they're going the same road for Bragging Rights. Seriously, something smells funny, and for once it isn't the arena after Batista's pyro goes off (I heard that from someone I know; I was at the Decade of Smackdown show in Boston and I didn't smell anything. Either my allergies were acting up that night or I was eagerly awaiting the opportunity to smell what The Rock was cookin'!).

WWECW was pretty good last night, as usual. I never knew people thought Snoop Dogg was dead, so no clue what you're going on about. His music video sucked though, poor quality and a mediocre song.

Tiffany trying to be strict is soooo cute, and quite ineffective. Striker constantly talking about how all of Japan was tuning in on the streets for Yoshi Tatsu was almost as ridiculous as Cole's overhyping.

And I apparently missed whatever racial slur Lesley mentioned.