Top three things we loved and hated about WWE RAW (May 20, 2024)

The Red brand went live from North Carolina continuing the King and Queen of the Ring tournament

The most recent episode of WWE RAW, which aired from Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro, North Carolina, featured its share of highlights and low points.

As we get closer to the WWE King and Queen of the Ring event, RAW featured explosive matches, unexpected endings, and a compelling narrative. Here are the top three things we loved and despised about the program.

Loved: Lyra Valkyria’s Stunning Victory

The semifinal battle between Lyra Valkyria and IYO SKY was a total show-stopper. Both superstars performed a high-octane performance, demonstrating their athleticism and ring prowess. Lyra Valkyria’s triumph over the experienced SKY was a pleasant surprise, making her road to the finals even more interesting.

Valkyria’s tenacity and inventive offensive kept the spectators on the tip of their seats, and her victory set up a fascinating matchup at the WWE King & Queen of the Ring event.

Hated: Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch’s lacklustre promo segment

While the showdown between Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan had potential, it lacked the passion required of a quarrel of this magnitude. The back-and-forth between Lynch and Morgan felt more like a rehash of past confrontations than a new buildup to their future title bout. The segment lacked the zeal and enthusiasm required to promote their match in the King & Queen of the Ring event.

Loved: Awesome Truth retaining the Tag Team Championship

The tag team match between Awesome Truth and Judgment Day was the night’s highlight. The Miz and R-Truth, or Awesome Truth, demonstrated why they are the reigning champs with their synergy and seasoned intuition. Their strong defense against the powerful combo of Finn Balor and JD McDonagh cemented their place at the top of the tag team rankings.

The thrilling climax in which Truth performed an Attitude Adjustment to JD McDonagh as Braun Strowman neutralized outside interference, resulting in a clean and conclusive victory for Awesome Truth.

Hated: Chad Gable’s Victory Over Sami Zayn

While Chad Gable is clearly gifted, his recent heel flip and tactics in his bout against Sami Zayn created a bad impression. Alpha Academy’s diversions and intervention ruined what should have been a clean and exciting competition. Gable’s continuous criticism of his stablemates, as well as his need on outside assistance, weaken his in-ring ability and dampen the joy of his triumphs.

Loved: Intense Main Event between Jey Uso & GUNTHER

The main event between Jey Uso and GUNTHER was an epic clash. Both superstars pushed each other to their limits in order to proceed in the King of the Ring competition. The contest was hard-fought, with both combatants demonstrating their tenacity and drive.

GUNTHER’s eventual submission victory was a fitting conclusion to a hard match, paving the way for a highly anticipated final at the King & Queen of the Ring event.

Hated: Bron Breakker becoming a bully

Bron Breakker’s fight with Kale Dixon was brief and violent, but what followed was troubling. After the bell, Breakker’s unprovoked assault on Dixon, which included a violent chair strike, was excessive and unwarranted. This degree of hostility, especially because Dixon was already down and out, went beyond competitive to savage.

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