AVClub: Tonight’s Raw both benefits from and is hindered by a bit of a strange structure. Usually WWE has two ways in which it executes its Monday night show. It either latches on to a central idea, establishes it in the opening promo, and then uses it as a throughline the entire night, or it throws together a bunch of matches all while building up the main event. Tonight’s Raw is a mix of both those things. There’s the general throughline of Kane’s performance review, where an anonymous complaint has led to the HR department investigating Kane and his role as Director of Operations. It’s only partly a throughline though because it’s resolved by the two-hour mark.
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