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Straight Shoot UNFILTERED is back, and this Tuesday Night we are breaking down a Raw that reshaped the entire landscape. Seth Rollins is out, The Vision has claimed control, and Paul Heyman has once again changed the game.

From Adam Pearce saying “please” to Bron Breakker in one of the most jaw-dropping opening segments of the year, to AJ Styles and Dragon Lee’s electric tag title win, to Jey Uso outlasting his brother to face CM Punk for the vacant World Heavyweight Championship, this episode hit on every emotional beat.

The fallout from Perth is real, and Raw feels dangerous again. The Vision rules, Punk’s next chapter is written, and the red brand is alive with consequence.

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By MrTeshk — Straight Shoot Unfiltered

Monday Night Raw delivered one of its most significant episodes of the year — a night of power shifts, championship changes, and emotional fallout from the chaos of Perth. The red brand feels different now. The Vision has taken control, the tag division just got its spark back, and the main event picture has been flipped upside down.

Segment Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

The show opened with Adam Pearce vacating Seth Rollins’ World Heavyweight Championship after confirming that Rollins sustained a serious injury following his match with Cody Rhodes and the post-match attack by Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed.

Enter The Vision — Breakker, Reed, and Paul Heyman — carrying the title that no longer belonged to them. Pearce demanded the belt back. Breakker leaned in, smirked, and told him to “say please.” Pearce swallowed his pride, said it, and Heyman handed it over.

Then Heyman dropped the line that lit the internet on fire:
“The Vision was never about Seth Freakin’ Rollins. I did not betray the Tribal Chief for Rollins. I did it because Bron Breakker is the future, and Bronson Reed is better than Roman Reigns.”

The crowd gasped. The message was clear: Raw now belongs to The Vision.

Pearce announced that CM Punk will face the winner of a Battle Royal at Saturday Night’s Main Event for the vacant title — but the real story was the power dynamic. Heyman’s manipulation, Breakker’s confidence, and Pearce’s loss of control changed the entire tone of the show.

Match Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

A spectacular tag showcase. AJ Styles and Dragon Lee were flawless together — combining experience and agility in a way that felt like peak TNA-era energy.

The closing stretch was poetry: Bálor tried to use AJ’s own Styles Clash, but AJ reversed and delivered the move himself for the win.

New Champions: AJ Styles & Dragon Lee.

This wasn’t just a title change — it was a revival. Judgment Day’s reign had lost steam, and this victory injected new life into a division that has desperately needed it.

Match Rating: ⭐⭐⭐

Dominik Mysterio continues to master the art of making people love hating him. He jumped Rusev before the bell, used a hammer fake-out, and closed with a 619 into Frog Splash after interference chaos with Penta at ringside.

It was messy but entertaining. The post-match DDT from Penta on Rusev set up what looks like a Triple Threat feud, and it fits perfectly with Dominik’s dirty-yet-endearing character arc.

Match Rating: ⭐

This was the one major miss of the night. The match never clicked, the pacing was off, and both competitors looked lost. Becky ended things intentionally with a DQ, using the title belt before delivering a frustrated Manhandle Slam post-match.

Crowd energy dropped hard here, and even Becky’s star power couldn’t save it. If WWE is serious about rebuilding the women’s midcard, this cannot be the template.

Match Rating: ⭐⭐⭐

Strong technical showcase early, shaky storytelling late. Vaquer dominated with crisp submissions and transitions, but interference from Raquel Rodriguez threw things off rhythm. Vaquer still secured a clean win with the Devil’s Kiss and Angel’s Wings, before being attacked post-match by Perez and Raquel.

The surprise Nikki Bella appearance to make the save got a big pop, though the segment ran a little long. Vaquer favored her knee slightly afterward, which could hint at a storyline injury heading into her next defense.

Match Rating: ⭐⭐⭐

Featuring Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, LA Knight, AJ Styles, Finn Bálor, Sheamus, Rusev, Penta, Dominik, and others, this Battle Royal was controlled chaos. The emotional core centered on The Usos, who kept saving each other until Jey finally eliminated Jimmy to win.

Dominik tried a last-second sneak attack, but Jey threw him over the top to secure victory.

Winner: Jey Uso
Post-Match: CM Punk hit the ring for a staredown that sent Sacramento into meltdown. CM Punk vs. Jey Uso for the vacant World Heavyweight Championship is official for Saturday Night’s Main Event.

It wasn’t the cleanest match, but it was packed with tension, heart, and payoff. The Uso story remains the emotional thread that keeps Raw grounded.

Raw was loaded with consequence. Seth Rollins is gone, The Vision rules the show, and the red brand feels completely reshaped. AJ Styles proved there’s still magic left in his tank, and Jey Uso’s emotional rise puts real stakes back in the world title picture.

The women’s midcard needs work, but everything else felt alive.

Overall Show Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Show MVP: Paul Heyman — the architect of The Vision’s takeover.

By Darrion Axel — Straight Shoot Unfiltered

Last night on Raw, Jey Uso was the victor in the Battle Royal, eliminating his own brother Jimmy Uso to earn a shot at CM Punk and the vacant World Heavyweight Championship. The crowd in the arena popped loud, but online the tone was very different.

Reddit lit up the second Jey tossed Jimmy over the top rope. Some fans were all in, calling it a well-earned spotlight for one of WWE’s most consistent performers. Others were not so kind. “He just doesn’t give me heavyweight champion vibes,” one post read. Another added, “His matches are lackluster. His push feels forced.” The sentiment spread fast, and for every fan celebrating Main Event Jey, there were two saying the story had gone stale.

A few tried to defend him, reminding everyone that fans were begging for this same push a year ago. “The same people turning on Jey Uso were the same ones cheering when he beat Gunther,” one user pointed out. “As soon as someone gets over, they turn on them.”

Still, the majority agreed that the moment felt off. “We’re not mad he’s winning,” another commenter said, “we’re mad he’s winning like this.”

And that is the heart of the discourse. Jey Uso has the crowd reactions, the mic work, and the emotional connection, but many fans feel the timing is wrong. Some wanted Punk’s opponent to be a fresh face like Bron Breakker. Others wanted the nostalgia pop of John Cena. Instead, WWE doubled down on Jey, giving him another chance to headline.

🔥 The Drop?
Whether he wins or loses, this feud with CM Punk will define Jey’s next chapter. If he proves he belongs at the top, the hate fades and the story flips. If not, this push will go down as another example of the company forcing what fans were not ready to feel.

As one Reddit post put it perfectly: “Jey Uso didn’t get buried last night. But if the crowd turns on him any harder, he might start digging the hole himself.”

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