WWE Universe Loses its Mind After Shane McMahon Introduces RAW Underground

The first rule of fight club is that you don’t talk about the fight club. However, the fight club introduced by WWE’s own Tyler Durden in Shane McMahon is already on the WWE Universe Twitter feed.

If you think I’m the only one who’s making jokes after witnessing the latest episode of Monday Night Raw, you should really check social media. Let me first give you a primer of everything that happened after Shane McMahon’s WWE return.

Since the start of the show, a big announcement was being hyped up. While internet was abuzz with rumors of a new faction showing up, what happened was something completely unexpected.

Now, all of us knew about Shane’s passion for MMA (didn’t translate into skill, you should see him throwing punches). We never really thought it would amount to anything.

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However, as the show was going on, the camera cut backstage to what looked like a creepy garage which is a hub of drug trade. There was a ropeless ring surrounded by blood-hungry fighters looking to get their hands dirty.

Shane was the hype man with a mic in his hand, giving everyone an opportunity to fight it out. Initially, WWE Performance center trainee Babatunde dominated opponents. You might remember him from WWE’s Greatest Royal Rumble in Saudi Arabia.

Through the course of the night, we also saw Dolph Ziggler beat a man black and blue on Raw Underground. However, the ultimate climax cand at the end of the show.

The Hurt Business came out to declare that Raw Underground was under their control now. It wasn’t plain talk as they took out literally everyone in the area.

All we need now is for Brock Lesnar to come out and let them know who the boss of legitimate fighting is.

Twitter is confused by WWE Raw Underground

Twitter was heavily polarized by Raw Underground. While some appreciated the company for trying out something new, others were all over the idea for being a cheap UFC rip-off.

SOURCE: WWE Twitter