– Last night’s RAW saw WWE 24/7 Champion Mojo Rawley lose a quick match to Drew McIntyre.
Mojo’s title was not on the line, and he was not helped by his “offensive lineman” at ringside, Riddick Moss. Mojo took to Twitter after RAW to defend the loss.
He wrote, “At the end of the day, this @WWE 24/7 Championship is still coming home with it’s rightful owner. Still not running, still not hiding, still accepting all challenges, still the champ. #RAW #AndStill”
Mojo returned to Twitter this afternoon to tout his reign as champion. These comments come after Mojo’s recent comments on how he plans to change the landscape of the 24/7 Title, and bring credibility to the title.
“Unphased and undeterred by the haters & cowards. Regardless, I am still a fighting champion. In 2 weeks I’ve had more matches on #Raw than any previous 24/7 champion, I think that says enough right there. @WWE,” Mojo tweeted today.
At the end of the day, this @WWE 24/7 Championship is still coming home with it’s rightful owner. Still not running, still not hiding, still accepting all challenges, still the champ. #RAW #AndStill— Dean Muhtadi (@MojoRawleyWWE) February 4, 2020
Unphased and undeterred by the haters & cowards. Regardless, I am still a fighting champion. In 2 weeks I’ve had more matches on #Raw than any previous 24/7 champion, I think that says enough right there. @WWE pic.twitter.com/HFzrnj3uxX— Dean Muhtadi (@MojoRawleyWWE) February 4, 2020
– There had been talks of WWE Hall of Famer Sting appearing at Super ShowDown 2020, but it looks like that will not be happening.
There was a push a few weeks back for Sting to be used in Saudi Arabia, according to PWInsider. However, as of last night’s RAW, word is that those talks have died down. There’s no word yet on who WWE had in mind for Sting at the show.
– The dark main event segment after last night’s WWE RAW from the Vivint Arena in Salt Lake City, Utah saw The Monday Night Messiah come over to help Ricochet up after Ricochet was laid out by his WWE Super ShowDown opponent, WWE Champion Brock Lesnar. Rollins came over after Lesnar left as officials tended to Ricochet. Rollins offered a handshake and then took the mic, asking fans if they thought he was a liar. Fans chanted “yes!” before Rollins went on praising Ricochet and his upcoming match with Lesnar.
Ricochet finally accepted the handshake from Rollins, but Rollins tried to take him down. Ricochet countered and dropped Rollins to end the segment. Ricochet then made his exit as fans cheered him on while his music played. Rollins eventually sulked to the back to sell the attack. Thanks to our own Ibby for the notes from last night’s RAW.
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