HE'S D£AD🔴 Becky Lynch In TEARS As Doctor DECLARES Seth Rollins Is De@d after a TRAGIC Accident

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WWE RAW FEUD TRACKER: Assessing and grading Seth Rollins vs. CM Punk, Rhea Ripley vs. Liv Morgan, The New Day 10-Year Anniversary, Gunther vs. Finn Balor. With Survivor Series and War Games in the rearview, CM Punk now has his sights set on other goals. Before he could dive into what those goals were, a certain someone let it be known that their issues with him are far from over. Those bitter feelings were aired out on full display on Raw, with others being added into the mix. Instead of just having issues with CM Punk, this person now has issues with multiple people. As Jey Uso was mysteriously found attacked backstage later in the night, many pointed to this person as the attacker. By the time Raw was over, the identity of Jey’s attacker became even more of a mystery. In addition to that, we had the New Day 10-year anniversary that ended in shocking fashion, an answer on who Gunther’s next challenger is going to be, and Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez once again getting the better of Rhea Ripley. For as much as there was that took place, this was perhaps the best post-Survivor Series Raw since 2001.
CM Punk was mocked by Seth Rollins during his last appearance on Raw after Bad Blood, as Rollins said he couldn’t wait for Punk to come back so he could retire him. In the last few weeks leading up to Survivor Series, Seth Rollins refused to join Team Roman Reigns despite constant pleas from Sami Zayn. As a favor to Paul Heyman, the man who took that spot on the team instead was CM Punk. Despite his past issues with Roman, Punk played a huge role in helping his team defeat Team Solo in War Games. Fresh off that win, CM Punk would open Raw and declare what was next in his future. As he pointed to the imaginary WrestleMania sign, he was interrupted by Seth Rollins. Rollins stated that he regretted not knocking out Punk when he first came back last year and after seeing him team with Roman, it was time to rectify his mistakes. Punk then said that Rollins was the champion and once had something he wanted, but now he had nothing. He continued by stating that while Rollins spends so much time thinking about him, he doesn’t think about him at all. After telling Rollins to stay out of his business, Rollins responded by saying that this was his business and then he shoved Punk down. A shocked Punk got back up and the two of them brawled before being separated by Sami Zayn and Jey Uso. You can always feel the tension in the air when these two are together. Like Punk’s feud with Drew McIntyre, you get the vibe between Punk and Rollins that they really don’t like each other. After Punk ended up being on Roman’s team, it was obvious that Rollins was going to be upset about it. While it seemed as if he would’ve played a factor in the outcome to War Games, it was smart to wait for this segment to heat things up between them again. While we were supposed to get this match earlier this year at WrestleMania, this segment showed that it’s going to be worth the wait once we do get it. With WrestleMania still four months away, that leaves plenty of time for them to be busy in other feuds. While Rollins still has unfinished business with Bronson Reed (if he won’t be out for too long with his injury from War Games), it feels as if Punk could challenge Gunther for the World Heavyweight Title. Segments like this during this time of the year always give you something to get excited about heading into the new year. This is a feud we’ve waited for since Punk came back last year and now that nothing else stands in the way of it, we finally get to watch the fireworks. As we’re entering the most exciting time of the year, the feud between these two will be a prime example of why it is. At Survivor Series, Team Rhea defeated Team Liv in