With the events of Clash of Champions behind the aftermath will now be felt on tonight's Monday Night Raw as new challengers will be crowned, rivalries will continue and explanations are expected.
Who will challenge Charlotte?
Last night Charlotte's run as Women's Champion continued as she successfully defeated both Bayley and Sasha Banks, but she once again needed the assistance of Dana Brooke who provided a distraction to the Legit Boss. However, with Banks not being pinned she could claim another shot but it's likely the champion will expect anyone who wants a shot to prove themselves after such a long stretch of domination of the women's division.
Roman Reigns is back on top
It has been a tough few months for Roman Reigns after losing his WWE World Championship, getting suspended and then going on a losing streak of big matches but last night saw him finally get his career back on track by defeating Rusev for the United States Championship.
But as everyone knows, once you become a champion, you gain a major target on your back and Reigns won't be short of challengers, however, the first on that list is likely to be the man he took the belt from, Rusev. The Bulgarian Brute isn't known for his good moods and now he has had the title taken away from him it is almost guaranteed he will be on a warpath for the Big Dog.
What is next for the cruiserweights?
TJ Perkins defended his Cruiserweight Championship for the first time last night as he beat Brian Kendrick, but the fallout of that match was immediately felt for TJP as Kendrick laid waste to the champ with a vicious headbutt. Perkins learned the hard way that it isn't a friendly competition like it was during the CWC and that he is set to face more challenges than ever before.
In an interview with WWE.com following his main roster debut, Perkins told the WWE Universe that he now has unfinished business with the Wizard of Odd so expect to see a confrontation between the pair at some point.
How does the best of 7 series end?
Sheamus and Cesaro battled it out to a brutally physical draw in yesterday's deciding match for the best of seven series and with the score still at 3-3 it is unknown what will happen to determine the winner. Will Mick Foley put these to rivals into one more match or will the result simply be left at a draw? Rumors have been going stating that the pair could form an unlikely tag-team which could be a wise way to use them both, but with a future title shot on the line, surely a winner must be determined.
Jeri-KO are on cloud nine
Last night was the perfect night for best friends, Chris Jericho and Kevin Owens. Both men were victorious and ended the show celebrating together meaning they will be walking into Raw even more confident than ever, but that also means that Sami Zayn and in particular, Seth Rollins will be in a total opposite mood.
Zayn was defeated fairly in a competitive match but will no doubt be wanting to level the score between himself and Jericho, but for Rollins, there could be a feeling that he was screwed. A WWE.com exclusive showed Stephanie McMahon leaving Clash of Champions with her husband, Triple H, who hasn't been seen since helping KO win the Universal Championship.
A second referee wasn't sent down to the ring for a suspiciously long period of time during the main event and the fact that HHH was present will certainly leave Rollins with more questions than answers, but will he receive them on tonight's Raw?