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Ridiculously named yet packed with mouth-watering matches, Great Balls of Fire turned out to be a complete show of brutality that WWE has not done in years! Ever since the PG Era began, any match that witnessed a wrestler being busted open, was carefully moderated on TV. Catering to the much younger audience ever more than before, WWE had lost its charm in creating a gravity to all its matches. Ever more than before, WWE was being labelled as just a show with a few performers demonstrating their athletic abilities. However, Great Balls of Fire has certainly rubbished that, and Vince has got back his charm to make Raw the dominating force for Monday-nights. One word for the PPV: Savage! Credits: cbssports.com RESULTS: Kick-off Match: Neville (C) defeats Akira Tozawa for the Cruiserweight Championship. Bray Wyatt defeats Seth Rollins via pinfall. Big Cass defeats Enzo Amore via pinfall. Iron-Man Match for the Tag Team Championship: Sheamus and Cesaro (C) def

What a week it was for WWE! Raw has bounced back into reckoning for the viewership status worldwide and how!                                                             Image sources from:  wrestlingnewssource.com Here we breakdown the review of the show: "The Big Dog" opens the show, seemingly pissed off with Braun Strowman due to the beat-down last week. Quite well into what probably was one of the better promos cut by Reigns, he quickly addresses that due to Strowman's distraction, he had lost his match against Joe (where he was put into the Coquina Clutch) the previous week, following which he accepts Strowman's challenge for the Ambulance Match at "Great Balls Of Fire" PPV. He promises to give Braun hell when out of nowhere an ambulance is parked next to the stage. Roman checks it out, expecting Strowman to be inside, when Strowman, out of nowhere, ambushes Reigns and throws him about like a rag doll before shoving him into the ambulance