Reviewing the Review – Monday Night Raw: April 27, 2015
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Xavier Woods cheated to help Big E. beat Tyson Kidd. How nice is it to see someone cheating like a good old fashioned villain?
R-Truth beat Stardust to advance. You think I have anything else to say about this?
Adam Rose beat Fandango. To quote myself from the original review: “This is the latest story that people aren’t going to care about and is going to be a waste of time.”
mimicking people. You know, like four year olds do. I give this a month, max. There was something in there about beating up Curtis Axel too.
The main event was a long Reigns/Orton vs. Rollins/Kane tag with Reigns pinning the champ. This was your standard main event tag match, meaning it was entertaining enough but longer than it needed to be.
These episodes of building up future shows are never all that great so this was about as good as you can get, especially with the tournament stuff shoehorned in.
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