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RAW Part One

The dust has finally settled in the United Centre, and if you thought the Road to WrestleMania 42 was predictable, Chicago just proved us all wrong. It’s been a massive 48 hours here at Fox 5263 Productions, and I’ve officially dropped both the Preview Show and the full Fallout Episode on the Sox Sorority Podcast by Fox 563. A Weekly Wrestling and Sports Analysis Show.

The “Invisible Hand” Paragraph: Part of why the Chicago fallout felt so significant was the “art” behind the execution. In matches like AJ Lee versus Becky Lynch, we saw the importance of the “invisible” leadership in the ring. When Jessika Carr stepped in to prevent Becky from using an exposed turnbuckle, it wasn’t just a referee doing a job; it was a trusted official protecting the integrity of the match. It’s those steady hands—like Jess and Charles Robinson—who ensure the chaos of the Chamber doesn’t overshadow the story being told.

Looking Back: The Preview

Before the cage even lowered, we sat down to look at the brackets. We talked about the pressure on Cody Rhodes and the mounting tension between the GMs. Looking back at that preview now, some of those “what-if” scenarios became a very chaotic reality. If you haven’t heard my pre-show analysis yet, definitely give it a listen to see where my head was at before the madness started.

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The Architect’s Return

The headline everyone is talking about: Seth ‘Freakin’ Rollins is back. The “Architect’s masterstroke” wasn’t just showing up; it was the way he did it. Using a decoy to distract security before slipping into the Chamber to deliver that stomp to Logan Paul was vintage Rollins. He didn’t just cost Logan a match; he shifted the entire power dynamic of the brand. We’re breaking down exactly what this means for Logan’s future and whether Rollins is truly back at 100% for the “Show of Shows” in Vegas. There will be a lot to unpack with this, starting with Seth tomorrow.

The GM’s Ultimatum & The RKO

While Rollins provided the shock, the General Manager provided the stakes. The “GM’s ultimatum” has sent shockwaves through the locker room, and with Randy Orton officially punching his ticket to face Drew McIntyre at WrestleMania 42, the target on the champion’s back has never been larger. The way Orton capitalised on the chaos—including that RKO to Cody Rhodes after they briefly teamed up to take out McIntyre—proves that The Viper is as cold-blooded as ever. After Nick Aldis announcement post-show on Saturday, this storyline is far from over.

What’s Next?

Tonight’s Raw is the first stop on the fallout tour, and we’re expecting a massive appearance from Roman Reigns. Will we see the fallout from the Rollins return tonight, or is the Architect saving his next move for SmackDown? I am sure Roman has a few things to say about Punk’s win over Finn Balor.

I want to hear from you! * Was Seth’s return the highlight of the night for you?

• Do you think Cody Rhodes was robbed by the champion’s interference?

There is one belt on the line tomorrow as Dirty Dom is finally defending the Intercontinental Title against Penta. How much longer is Dom going to rely on Judgement Day to help him keep the title? Will this finally be Penta’s time to really shine?

Grievance & Grudge Matches

• Gunther vs. Dragon Lee: This is the “Art of Retribution.” Dragon Lee is looking for revenge after Gunther essentially forced AJ Styles into retirement at the Rumble. It’s going to be a hard-hitting clinic. My question is this: Will they dress Gunther back in his battle jacket (the warrior who will fight) or put him in the silk Robe or a sweatshirt? (In my book, making him look weak, forcing him to fight harder. We know that Dragon Lee is defending AJ Styles’ honour; Lee has never liked how Gunther treated Styles.

The New Queen of the Midcard: AJ Lee makes her first appearance as the Women’s Intercontinental Champion after making Becky Lynch tap out at the Chamber. It will be interesting to see what AJ Lee has to say, but I am also wondering if Becky will show up again, screaming that the title is still hers and it was Jess Carr’s fault she lost it.

The “Architect” Inquiry: Adam Pearce is officially addressing the Seth Rollins situation. Everyone wants to know if Seth is actually cleared or if he’s going to face “executive” consequences for invading the Chamber. My question is: How involved was Austin Theory in all of this? Does Seth’s return get him a match at Wrestlemania, and with whom?

Advertised to Appear

• Rhea Ripley: Fresh off her Chamber win and ready to start the build toward Jade Cargill. This has the potential to be a true powerhouse match—if Creative allows it to develop on its own. When you have two forces of nature like Rhea and Jade, the story should be about dominance, not over-produced segments. If they build it right and let the physicality speak for itself, this will be the match everyone is talking about in Vegas.
• Cody Rhodes & Randy Orton: Both are expected to be in the building as the fallout from the Men’s Chamber unfolds. This is arguably the most intriguing story on the board right now. We saw that RKO in Chicago, and the “Legacy” history between these two is deep. I am seeing some rumours that could turn this completely on its head—whether it’s a total betrayal or a shift in the WrestleMania stakes, the target on the champion’s back has never been larger.