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Welcome to ProfessionalPK's coverage and recap of WWE Raw on January 9.
Following her brutal attack on a referee and Bianca Belair during last week's Raw Women's Championship match, Alexa Bliss tried to explain her action.
Austin Theory was able to retain his U.S. title last week against Seth Rollins, so this week was all about looking toward his future.
With The Royal Rumble fast approaching on January 28, we also saw more developments designed to build the pay-per-view.
Let's take a look at what happened during Monday's show.
Kevin Owens came out at the top of the show and began to talk about how he will face Roman Reigns at the Royal Rumble, but he was interrupted by JBL almost immediately. This led to Baron Corbin coming out to take on KO in a match.
The poker aficionado took control early, but Owens is rarely one to let his opponents keep the upper hand for long. He eventually made Corbin hit his shoulder into the ring post before the show cut to a break.
While this match had good energy and lacked any major mistakes, it felt very paint-by-numbers. Nothing about it really stood out as memorable. It was filler, but at least it wasn't bad filler.
KO was able to score the win, but his celebration was cut short when The Bloodline attacked him at ringside. The Usos and Solo Sikoa may have gotten the jump on him, but Owens grabbed a chair and beat them away to be the last man standing in the ring.
Winner: Kevin Owens
Grade: C
Notable Moments and Observations
Bayley was out first with Dakota Kai and Iyo Sky by her side to take on The OC's newest member, Mia "Michin" Yim. Bayley ended up sending Sky and Kai away so they could have the night off.
She went right after Yim once the ref called for the bell, but Michin was able to rebound and take her down with a neckbreaker.
They fought through a commercial break and we returned to see Yim back on defense. She began to make a comeback with a flurry of strikes.
This match started out well enough, but it ended up being a bit clunky in the second half. Bayley scored the win by using the ropes for leverage when she went for a pin.
Winner: Bayley
Grade: C
Notable Moments and Observations
Candice LeRae was giving an interview backstage about looking forward to the Royal Rumble when she was confronted by Rhea Ripley. This led to the two meeting for a match in the second hour of the show.
The Poison Pixie managed to back Ripley to the corner by unloading on her with strikes, but The Eradicator caught her coming off the middle rope and slammed her to the mat.
Ripley had control until LeRae took her down with a German suplex, but it didn't take Mami long to regain her momentum.
This was a physical and entertaining bout that definitely outshined what we saw during the first hour despite being shorter than either of the first two bouts. Sometimes simple is better.
Winner: Rhea Ripley
Grade: B-
Notable Moments and Observations
The Usos were allowed to leave the arena following their attack on Owens, but Adam Pearce forced Sikoa to stick around so he could face Dolph Ziggler.
The Showoff jumped right on top of Sikoa as soon as the ref called for the bell, but after surviving his onslaught, the Street Champ knocked him down with a shoulder tackle.
While Ziggler put up a great fight, it seemed like Sikoa had his number for most of the match. This was more competitive than most of the bouts on this week's show, but it still felt like both guys were holding back for some reason.
Ziggler hit most of his big moves, but Sikoa was able to score the win with a huge right hand out of nowhere.
Winner: Solo Sikoa
Grade: B
Notable Moments and Observations
Following an episode of Miz TV with Judgment Day, we saw Finn Balor and Damian Priest take on Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows in the first bout of the Tag Team Turmoil main event.
Dom helped his team steal the win by tripping Anderson so Balor could roll him up. The next duo to enter the match was Cedric Alexander and Shelton Benjamin. They put up a decent fight, but they were eventually eliminated.
Chad Gable and Otis were up next to take on a visibly tired Balor and Priest. As fun as their portion of the match was, they also ended up being put down by Judgment Day. Balor rolled out of the ring and was looked at by the ringside doctors.
Pearce came down and said if they don't want to forfeit, then Dom had to take Balor's place. Priest agreed, so the match continued with The Street Profits.
Any gauntlet-style match usually ends up being either too long or too short. It's hard to find a balance, but they did a good job in this match by keeping Judgment Day in it from start to finish, even if one of the participants was changed toward the end.
With a little help from the ropes, Dom was able to score the pin on Ford to win the match and the next shot at the tag titles.
Winners: Judgment Day
Grade: B-
Notable Moments and Observations