Charlotte Flair vs. Becky Lynch vs. Rhea Ripley (Raw Women’s Championship)
Between SmackDown and Money in the Bank, it seemed like WWE had the perfect opportunity to bring a bunch of Superstars back to the main roster as major surprises ahead of next month’s show. But other than Cena and Finn Balor that didn’t really happen. Sasha Banks is still MIA (we’ll get to her in a minute), while Becky Lynch made it no secret she was backstage at the arena on Sunday night. She could theoretically pop up as early as this week’s Raw, where she’ll undoubtedly try to pursue the championship she never lost. That title is currently in the hands of her old rival Charlotte Flair, and while it’s tempting to just give those two yet another singles match it feels like Rhea Ripley will still play a role as a tweener between the two.
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Bianca Belair vs. Sasha Banks II (SmackDown Women’s Championship)
“The Boss” has been off WWE TV since losing to Belair back at WrestleMania 37, but she’s been popping up in local advertisements for episodes of SmackDown. That likely means there’s a good chance she’ll be back soon, likely to get a rematch with “The EST.”
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AJ Styles & Omos vs. R-K-Bro
There isn’t much momentum in Raw’s tag team scene beyond Omos looking dominant and Riddle’s quest to make his tag team partnership with Randy Orton a reality. Now that Styles and Omos have taken down The Viking Raiders, it feels like the right time to have them go up against the unlikely duo known as R-K-Bro.
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Drew McIntyre and The New Day vs. Jinder Mahal, Veer and Shanky
Jinder hindered Mcintyre’s attempt at winning the Money in the Bank Ladder Match, which means the feud between the two former tag partners is far from over. Meanwhile, Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods don’t have much to do now that Lashley is looking elsewhere, but teaming up with Drew to take down Mahal’s trio would at least get them a spot on the card.
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