Following last week's episode, it was fair to say that the show was lackluster compared to the previous debut showing of Monday Night Raw.
However, the red brand still put on an interesting show with some very notable takeaways including a possible alliance between Kevin Owens and Chris Jericho, an injury to the member of the new day and SmackDown Live's Randy Orton hitting Brock Lesnar with an RKO; literally out of nowhere.
So with the last week's showing being quite packed with action what does this weeks show have in store for the WWE Universe?
Daniel Bryan appearance
Yes! Yes! and YES! The SmackDown Live general manager Daniel Bryan is scheduled to be on Monday Night Raw possibly to discuss the building friction between The Beast and The Viper.
Mick Foley personally invited the former World Champion to the show with their meeting strictly to discuss business.
Following The Legend Killer's surprise attack on Lesnar and then The Conqueror returning the favor the following night on SmackDown it is clear there is boundaries to be drawn.
Whether the two fan favorites can be civil and discuss their issues remains to be scene but with both men representing both Orton and Lesnar respectively could the two SummerSlam opponents clash once more on Raw?
Rusev, be warned
Last week a United States title match took place between Mark Henry and Rusev, with The Bulgarian Brute winning in relatively easy fashion.
However as the champ cut a vicious promo calling America's Olympic athletes cheats, out came Roman Reigns to defend his nation's pride.
Rusev wanted none of the former Shield member but The Guy had other ideas but the US title holder escaped with little harm, but a big message. The two heavyweights will likely continue their feud to SummerSlam and with The Bulgarian embarrassed last week, revenge should be on his agenda tonight.
JeriK.O.
You heard the name here first! After Chris Jericho took a cheap shot at the expense of Enzo Amore last week, he would soon receive his just desserts at the hands of Big Cass.
The 7ft athlete dominated Y2J who stated that he had 'back up' with Tom Phillips questioning who it was it seemed that the 45-year-old was struggling to think of a name. Whether or not Jericho actually had a partner is unknown but regardless Kevin Owens was there to help him out and said "I have your back."
The two Canadians have partnered up before but how far would they be willing to go to defend their fellow countryman?
A New Day has dawned
For over a year The New Day have been the dominators of the tag-team division in WWE but now it seemed their days may be numbered.
The three men are currently a duet as The Club 'took out' Big E last week leaving him seeking medical attention.
The two stables have been feuding for months and do not look like easing up, with Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows still desperate for Tag-Team gold.
Will the two former New Japan Pro Wrestling performers look to take out either Xavier Woods or Kofi Kingston in an effort to weaken the group even more?