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At the end of Raw last week, Mr. McMahon was presumed killed in a horrific limo explosion — a moment that will forever taint what was otherwise an historic WWE Draft. As Raw heads into the Coliseum in Richmond, Va. this Monday night, its Superstars must cope with the fact that WWE’s Chairman is for all intents gone, his body seemingly lost in the flames that engulfed his limousine. As for the WWE Draft itself, last week Raw said goodbye to The Great Khali, Torrie Wilson, Chris Masters and Ric Flair; however Raw also welcomed its newest Superstars to the roster: King Booker, Queen Sharmell, Snitsky, Mr. Kennedy and Bobby Lashley. Needless to say, all will have a profound impact on Raw in the coming weeks. However, Lashley — who was stripped of his ECW World Title after being randomly selected in the Draft — is planning to make his mark a little quicker than the rest. He had already established a strong Raw presence during his rivalry with Mr. McMahon over the past few months; does he have an advantage over the other “newcomers” as they enter the Richmond Coliseum this Monday? WWE: TV Shows > Raw > Preview > June 18, 2007
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A Raw world without Mr. McMahon When the 734th edition of Raw kicks off tonight (9/8 CT on USA Network), it will also mark a series of firsts — the most important being that, for the first time in the show’s 14-year history, Mr. McMahon will not be any part of it whatsoever. In perhaps the most tragic of ironies, the former WWE Chairman is presumed deceased after his limousine exploded at the conclusion of last week’s Raw, a show he first gave life to back in January 1993. The deceased had suffered more than his share of embarrassing moments on the WWE flagship over the years, yet even those who fleetingly knew Mr. McMahon could appreciate why he took so much pride in having Monday night’s top-rated cable program. And regardless of what Raw’s Superstars or announcers, or our fans around the world have ever thought about Mr. McMahon, they certainly realize what he has accomplished, and must give the sports-entertainment devil his due. WWE: TV Shows > Raw > Articles > 06/18/2007 > A Raw without Mr. McMahon
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Recap of 1st Hour
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Article A lot of stuff on McMahon as expected. It's a shame they did not honor Sensational Sherri, sorry but I think that is quite low down....
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Wonder who the wite limo is lol...Maybe Vince's killer?
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Big blockbuster main event for tonight (at least that is what they are saying!)... WWE Champion John Cena & Bobby Lashley will take on Randy Orton & King Booker
That was a funny skit with Jilian singing Amazing Grace in honor of Vince....lol. At least Sensational Sherri was honored, but I thought they would do it at the start of the show. Good to see next week's RAW will be 3 hours!
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Yeah it is a decenet show, nothing really special is sticking out though. The death angle is kind of odd to say the least.
That would be awesome if the killer was Bret Hart, what a return that would be, but I doubt it. You never know though, but Bret seemed done with the WWE. Erich Bischoff seems like a likely, canidate, like you said and it wouldn't suprise me. Maybe it could also be Stone Cold (too predictable though). Possibly Mick Foley. Anyway this is a decent storyline and keeps you guessing.
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Decent match, but as expected John Cena gets pwned during the match, classic lol. They just showed Stephanie McMahon stepping out of the limo, good guess brandon
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Lame promo by Stephanie, saying how much see misses her dad. The "What" chants were starting, but the crowd seemed very sympothetic suprisingly towards the McMahons. Also she promoted the 3 hour show next week, which will be in honor of Vince (yes, again).... Anyone else catch Steph say "my dad is", instead of "my dad was." That doesn't fit the storyline!
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Thoughts on the show?
Overall it was fairly good, but as I mentioned not the best show. The main event was solid, the London/Kendrick tag match was also good. Maybe WWE focused a little too much on the McMahon investigation, but it is their biggest storyline since Trump/McMahon. I was personally expecting more out of the Stephanie interview, I thought there would be some major announcement, but I believe next week will be a quite busy and entertaining show with some issues resolved.
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