WWE Raw Preview - Will Roman Reigns Accept Jacob Fatu's Challenge? Seth Rollins Opens The Show! What Next For Becky Lynch? A Joe Hendry Concert?!

In this comprehensive preview of WWE Raw, hosts Adam Wilborn and Michael Sidgwick dissect the major storylines heading into the post-WrestleMania episode. The central focus is on Jacob Fatu's challenge to Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship, with speculation about whether Reigns will accept and how the Bloodline's reformation might unfold. The discussion highlights the potential for Fatu to serve as a stepping stone for Braun Strowman's rise, while also questioning the long-term viability of rehashing the Bloodline narrative. Seth Rollins is examined as a veteran performer whose 12-year tenure on the main roster has made him a reliable narrative glue, but whose time may be waning as WWE shifts focus to Cody Rhodes and CM Punk. The hosts debate whether Rollins should now pass the torch to Strowman through a decisive match at Backlash. Becky Lynch’s future is also explored, with calls to return her to her 2023 form by pairing her with Io Sky in a meaningful rivalry to rebuild her credibility. Other topics include the potential of Ethan Page as a breakout star, the underwhelming presence of Rusev, and the high-stakes challenge of Joe Hendry’s main roster concert, which could either elevate him or expose the limitations of WWE’s current audience engagement. The episode concludes with a call for WWE to focus on quality storytelling and in-ring excellence, echoing AEW’s recent success through quiet execution and consistency. Key takeaways include: 1) Roman Reigns should accept Jacob Fatu’s challenge to reignite the Bloodline saga with purpose; 2) Seth Rollins must be used to elevate Braun Strowman, not the other way around; 3) Becky Lynch’s career revival hinges on a credible feud with Io Sky; 4) Joe Hendry’s concert is a high-risk, high-reward moment that could define his main roster trajectory; 5) WWE must prioritize compelling storylines over recycled concepts; 6) The women’s division needs more meaningful rivalries beyond caricatured roles; 7) Ethan Page’s charisma and presence make him a strong candidate for a breakout; 8) Rusev’s lack of impact suggests he may be a short-term placeholder. The overall sentiment is cautiously optimistic, with the hosts expressing hope that WWE can finally execute its long-term plans with conviction and creativity.