WWE Monday Night Raw preview & schedule: September 11, 2017

New Delhi, Sep 11: The road to the next Raw-exclusive PPV in line. No Mercy has been quite an interesting one, so far. The so-called B-grade event in WWE calendar has shaped out to be one of the biggest nights of the year. So, the anticipation is quite high with the blockbuster matches that is being heated up.

Just two weeks away from the PPV, WWE Raw might be waiting for another monstrous destruction from Braun Strowman. The show will be hosted live from the Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

The live telecast will take place on Sony Ten 2 Network from 5.30 AM onwards. The repeat will go on air at 4 PM and 9 PM on Sony Ten 1 Network.

It is needless to say that the monster among men is more than unstoppable, right now. He destroyed Big Show, last week in a steel cage match. As per WWE.com, he is not finished yet.

The champion, Brock Lesnar will not be present on the show which means there won’t be anyone to stop his momentum. But, the champion is supposed to send a message to his opponent as stated on the official website:

“Before sending Big Show crashing through the steel cage wall to conclude last week’s Raw, Braun Strowman — standing over the supine body of the defeated giant — took the mic to make one thing painfully clear to Brock Lesnar:

“At No Mercy, this right here is your future, and mine is becoming the new Universal Champion!” Can we expect an equally forceful response from The Beast Incarnate, live on Raw?”

In the other ongoing monumental feud between John Cena and Roman Reigns, these two have engaged in a war of words for the last two weeks making things personal. Plus, a twitter war also broke out between them taking the rivalry to the next level. Despite the bad blood we can’t expect to get them physical since the officials would like to protect the upcoming match.



Alexa Bliss’ throne as the champion might be in severe trouble now that Nia Jax has been included in the title picture. She has been the biggest threat to the Raw female locker room who finally got a shot to the title. So, we can expect the big woman delivering yet another message to the titleholder.



The ongoing rivalry between Bray Wyatt and Finn Balor would continue to give the Eater of the World the upper hand. Balor has already won the earlier match at Summerslam and this might be the time for the Eater of the Worlds. Plus, the feud between Rollins-Ambrose and Sheamus-Cesaro will also continue over the tag team titles. The Miz might get a new opponent for him at No Mercy.