Big news, folks—Seth Rollins made a dramatic return on “WWE Raw” and decided to drop a little chaos right into the middle of the ring. It was during the epic “Last Monster Standing” match between Braun Strowman and Bronson Reed, two guys who have spent weeks smashing everything in sight, including backstage areas, cars, and even each other. What more could they wreck, right? Well, plenty, it turns out.
The bell hadn’t even finished ringing before Strowman slammed Reed straight through the announce desk—classic monster behavior. Then, the two hobbled their way up the ramp, with Reed smashing Strowman into the video wall and Strowman returning the favor with a steel chair to Reed’s back. Rough. But Reed, showing he’s not just big but brutal, slammed Strowman off some crates in a Death Valley Driver, sending him through tables like they were paper.
Things got wild when the action made its way back to the ring—both men went crashing through the security barrier into the crowd of fans. WWE officials had to swarm in like they were handling a natural disaster. Reed wasn’t done, though; he hit not one but two Tsunamis on Strowman. Then, in a fit of rage, he started tossing officials around like rag dolls and even got his hands on poor General Manager Adam Pearce. Very unprofessional.
Just when it seemed like all hope was lost for Strowman, chaos turned to super chaos as Strowman leapt from the top rope, wiping out everyone except Pearce. But wait—there’s more! As both behemoths struggled to get back to their feet, Rollins, returning with vengeance in his heart, stormed in and took Reed out with a stomp on the ring steps. Strowman barely beat the count and was declared the victor. Meanwhile, Rollins reminded everyone why he’s still the king of sneak attacks.