WWE ‘Monday Night Raw’ Match Results & Spoilers December 12th

After winning two separate Triple Threat championship matches in one night and not having a match at Sunday’s Roadblock pay-per-view event, the WWE Universe is wondering what’s next for the trio of Superstars. Will the ratings victory streak remain alive as this week’s Monday Night Raw features a big title match on the go-home show for WWE Roadblock?

Coming into Monday night on WWE RAW in Philadelphia, one of the main storylines being focused on was the New Day and their awesome WWE World Tag Team Championship reign.

Reigns won’t defend his U.S. Title, and he hasn’t put the belt on the line at a PPV since Hell in a Cell on October 30.

Beating four teams in two different matches, the team gets to keep the Raw Tag Team Championships title for the longest time.

We are set to see the re-debut of Emma, who will now be known as Emmalina, according to the vignettes WWE has played for her.

End Of The Line takes place this Sunday in Pittsburgh. They also announced that Kevin Owens would be a guest on The Reigns Report, and a special that was going to air called Lana and Rusev: Behind Closed Doors. A fight between New Day vs Gallows and Anderson or New Day vs Cesaro and Sheamus could be possible as the WWE might be looking to shock the WWE universe with an upset win over one of the great tag team champions of all-time. On Sunday, Rollins takes on Chris Jericho, but for now, Rollins tries to get “answers” from Kevin Owens. Sasha Banks vs. Charlotte leads with 43% followed by Kevin Owens vs.

The champs changed up their line-up, putting Woods in with E rather than Kofi, who worked the first match. and took most of the damage. The top female wrestlers on “Monday Night Raw” have swapped the belt five times since July 25. What would Raw have in store for the fans before the final pay-per-view of the year? Check back in at 8 for match results and spoilers, and read on for a preview of the night’s events.

Swann will put the Cruiserweight Championship on the line when he squares off with Kendrick and Perkins at Roadblock.

It’s fantastic how much I’ve forgotten about TJ Perkins.

The Brian Kendrick def. T.J. Perkins by pin following Sliced Bread #2. The ten-minute match stipulation between Zayn and Strowman is a nice idea, as Zayn essentially wins by surviving the time limit, yet Strowman wouldn’t actually lose.

Rusev could be in for a big push in 2017, possibly contending for the WWE Universal Championship at some point.