WWE News: What Happened After Raw Went Off The Air, May 8, 2017 1

Last night’s WWE Raw main event witnessed an exciting match between Bray Wyatt and Dean Ambrose. Quite expectedly, The Miz was present at the ringside to provide the distraction towards the Intercontinental champion. This led Wyatt to pick up a pinfall victory on Ambrose by connecting with a Sister Abigail.

WWE Raw went off the air with The Miz talking trash to a hurt Ambrose from the match. He vowed to take the IC title back from him, next week. An IC title match was confirmed to take place on the next episode of Raw. The A-lister vowed to take what was his coveted possession at one point.

Once the cameras stopped rolling, the fans in attendance did receive an awesome treatment. The Miz and Dean Ambrose was acting as the hosts of WWE Raw for the night that led them to have a championship match, early. It was a dark match that took place for the fans in London, England’s O2 Arena.

Ambrose connected with his pendant move, Dirty Deeds as soon as the match started. He could have earned a pinfall win, right there but wanted to carry forward the contest. So, he got disqualified by himself (He took the decision since he was acting as the Raw GM for the night). The Miz won the contest for the same reason.

The Lunatic Fringe continued to have some fun with the fans by asking whether they want to see him hitting The Miz with a Dirty Deeds or rather shaking his hands. The fans voted for the first choice, obviously. So, Ambrose planted him with another dose of his finishing move.

The fun did not end there since he connected with another “Dirty Deeds”. Once he decided to leave the ring, he noticed that the A-lister was still moving. To the pleasure of the audience, Ambrose delivered the final ‘Dirty Deeds’ of the evening before leaving the ring. But, before that, he gave the audience their money back.

Dean is not expected to lose the IC title to the Miz, next week. This will pave the way for a match at Extreme Rules PPV with an added stipulation.

Arindam Pal

A WWE writer passionate about the sports.