The WWE Raw reunion took place in Tampa and the event was a big success. Easy to say that it was one of the best shows in the history of WWE Raw as number of legends made their comebacks and graced the occasion. John Cena kicked off the Monday Night Raw while the show ended with Stone Cold’s emotional segment, where he spoke to public from his heart.

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Each and every segment involving the legends was hit but there was one thing absent from the show. None of the WWE legends got involved in a match. Many expected Stone Cold to deliver stunner to at least one superstar. Or Rikishi getting involved with D-von Dudley.

Not to forget, even WWE teased seven dream matches for the show but none of that happened. As per Dave Meltzer, WWE’s medical department declined them to do so.

All the superstars present on the show have aged and are not fit to take part in a match. Hence, none of the legends took part in an in-ring competition.

It was a surprise to see, but none the less everyone got involved in some or the other capacity. Some of the legends also won 24/7 champion title. In the end, Drave Maverick won it only to lose it to R-Truth, who went away in his car.

It was a tough task for WWE to get everyone involved. Some of the superstars just made backstage presence while some did commentary.

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In the end, Ric Flair came out and was followed by other legends. Hulk Hogan too joined in. Stone Cold also came out and led the toast to Monday Night Raw.

Every legend present inside and around the WWE ring got involved in Stone Cold’s toast and the respectful words of Austin marked an end to the show.

It was the first time since January 2018 that WWE invited so many legends to the show. Last year, many of the legends had turned up to Raw to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the show.