WHARE RESUS 25 DEADS 2025 — This Monday a new episode of Monday Night Rawand we are heading towards Clash in Paris. In the star event, we had A fight between Bron Breakker and the Knight, with victory of the first.
WRING 25 2025
Here are The best and the worst of WWE Rawan order Descendant:
WORST
► 2– Unattractive poster for Clash in Paris
It is not uncommon for us to see only five struggles in a premium event (it is already the norm in recent years); However, some fight is left over here, while others, such as the Women's World Championship (which we will explain below), is missing. Besides, Only one of these fights (John Cena Vs. Logan Paul) belongs to Smackdown.
► 1– Sin Stephanie Vaquer in Paris
Beyond what happened with Naomi, for some strange reason, Stephanie Vaquer has had little prominence on television, and is barely fighting. In fact, in the women's division Iyo Sky, Rhea Ripley and The Judgment Day are the ones with the greatest exhibition. The problem is that “the first” is the number one challenger and He was supposed to fight this weekend and now it is not known when he will have his starting opportunity.
THE BEST
► 3– Even Styles vs. Finn Bálor
A good fast combat between these two veterans, who showed their quality in the ring. The result, somewhat predictable, but really They must have a last great rivalry before the “phenomenal.”
► 2- Rhea Ripley vs. Roxanne Perez
It will be a matter of time when Roxanne finally gets that victory over Rhea within a time, since he gave a great fight again, showing a great chemistry with the former world champion. Without a doubt, of the recent NXT promotions, “The Prodigy” is the one that has been most approved within the main cast.
► 1- Source Breakker vs. La Knight
A good star event, with the Knight showing a lot of intensity, something that is needed if you want to aspire to the world title this weekend. It is a bit different to see a challenger when losing the show before his great fightbut with the interventions that were given, at least it is understandable.
