As he went for it, Dawson countered and ended up hitting him with a fallaway German suplex instead. He knocked both Dash and Dawson out of the ring before attempting a top rope splash. Eventually, Jey made the tag to Jimmy and Jimmy took over in the match. Dash kept the ring cut in half and took Jey down with a headlock. Out of the quick break, the Revival were still in control of the match as Dawson tagged Dash back into the match. Night and day difference between the two presentations. WWE needs to recognize that and book them in situations where they have that time to shine. Heydorn’s Analysis: When the Revival are given time to really work in that ring, they come off as bigger stars than when they are presented as a silly comedy act. Dash and Dawson kept momentum and threw Jimmy of the ring apron and into the guardrail as the show went to commercial break.
There, he connected with an elbow drop before taunting Rikishi near the ringside area. The Revival cut the ring in half and tag teamed Jimmy with a boot to the face before Dawson tagged back into the match. Dawson then tagged Dash into the match and Dash maintained control with stomps and kicks. From there, they kept momentum until Dawson dropped Jimmy onto the top rope neck first. The Usos took control of the match early with Jimmy hitting slams on both Dash and Dawson.
After he did, the bell rang in the ring, and the action began. Out of the break, Booker T made his entrance and took his seat at the announce desk. Trolling heat, but heat nonetheless and they can absolutley use it. Nice to see the Revival get some heat out of interrupting the big dance segment. Heydorn’s Analysis: A to B legend type stuff, but it worked in that vein as the audience loved it. Hogan was talking up the Raw Reunion legends on the show as the show went to commercial break. Together, they walked down to the ring as the action moved to a segment backstage between Jimmy Hart and Hulk Hogan. From there, Cena, both Usos, and Rikishi were about to do their old school dance together but were interrupted by the Revival and D-Von Dudley instead. With Cena in the ring, Rikishi said he couldn’t let him leave without busting a move together. Seeing this, Rikishi told him to “back that ass up” and get back in the ring. Rikishi received a nice pop and as he entered the ring, Cena left it. The Usos battled back with a rap which culminated in them bringing out their father, Rikishi. He made reference to their mug shots which got a big pop from the crowd. Cena immediatley jumped into the ring and rapped back at both Usos. This caused Cena to look back and in response, the Usos razzed Cena for leaving the business for movies. There, they said that the audience wanted to see them and Cena drop rhymes to which the audience chanted, “yes.” Cena dismissed that idea and tried to leave the ring, but the Usos said that the audience came to see the Doctor.
They got a nice pop as well and walked into the ring with Cena. To finish, Cena called for the show to get started which prompted the Usos to walk to the ring. Cena said he knows he isn’t around as much as he used to be, but said the audience is his family and that he is as proud to be a part of WWE today as he was on his first day years ago. This should be one of them for Cena.Īfter, Cena called the WWE ring his home and said it always has been and always will be. Heydorn’s Analysis: Really John? Talking up Hulk Hogan? Have you learned nothing from your debacle of a speech in Saudi Arabia? Some things are just not worth tying yourself to. Cena then welcomed everyone to the Raw Reunion and highlighted key legend acts who were in attendance including Hulk Hogan, DX, Ric Flair, and Stone Cold Steve Austin. Cena then asked the crowd if all needed to do was be a part of the Raw Reunion for the audience to like him. Once the music stopped, Cena paused in the ring to soak in “Cena” chants. The audience sang that song, but clearly were thrilled to see Cena.įrom there, Cena ran down to the ring as the announce team called him the greatest of all time and synonymous with the WWE for the last fifteen years. Heydorn’s Analysis: Seemingly, singing “John Cena sucks” to his entrance song is now on the level of “you suck” to Kurt Angle’s song. Cena hit he ring in class bright colors and played to the audience as they sang “John Cena sucks,” to his theme song. The show opened with John Cena’s music hitting to a loud pop from the audience. SPOTLIGHTED PODCAST ALERT (YOUR ARTICLE BEGINS A FEW INCHES DOWN).Īnnouncers: Michael Cole, Corey Graves, Renee Young
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