WWE Monday Night Raw returns to Indianapolis, and it’s sure to be a memorable show!

Raw will kick-off with a special episode of Miz TV, one that features The Bar (Sheamus & Cesaro). The trio teamed-up last week and destroyed Roman Reigns, including hitting him with The Shield’s famous triple powerbomb finish. The Bar and Miz then posed like The Shield to add insult to injury. Raw ended last week with Reigns sitting backstage, licking his wounds, only to be surrounded by Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins, seemingly in an act of silent solidarity. The trio are likely to reunite officially tonight, and bring hellfire to Miz and The Bar. All of this will come to a head in a few weeks at the TLC PPV.

Last week on Raw, Finn Balor came out and announced that he was done with Bray Wyatt and we all rejoiced. Then old Bray appeared on the tron and was more dishevelled than usual. It all came to a weird conclusion when Bray said that Sister Abigail is alive and excited to meet Balor, or The Demon. The general assumption is that Abigail will be an alter ego for Bray, much like Balor’s Demon, as was hinted at by Bray’s transition into a veiled woman in the video. This is super weird but could be awesome; as is always the case with Wyatt however, his aura and coolness are ruined by crappy booking. So tonight we may see the official debut of the long-awaited Sister Abigail character and I’m actually excited.

Elsewhere on tonight’s show, Kalisto is set to “ignite” the cruiserweight division, and Mickie James will prove to Alexa Bliss that she isn’t a pensioner. There will be plenty more to see on tonight’s Raw but that’s out preview. Remember to download the Ringside Talk app and tell us and your fellow fans what you’re excited to see! Enjoy the show!

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While appearing on Sam Roberts’ podcast, Seth Rollins revealed why the phrase “Burn It Down” was added to his current theme song.

Rollins explained that he was approached by Vince McMahon several weeks back and was told that he didn’t like the silent pause during the beginning of his entrance music. Rollins mentioned that he was surprised by this because he has had the song over three years and McMahon is now not liking it.

Prior to adding the “Burn It Down” intro, Rollins listed to several clips that were inserted into the pause in the song. The phrase “King Slayer” along with different sound effects were tested but “Burn It Down” ended up being the best option, so they decided to go with it.

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