ESPN : declared in WWE Monday Night Raw Recap

Monday Night Raw begins road to SummerSlam with engaging effort From the opening segment to the final-minute moments with Kurt Angle, Raw was filled with brilliant storytelling across multiple characters and the much-needed revival of the tag team division. Luckily, Bray Wyatt appeared on the screen following this week's match with a message for Balor. Monday Night Raw went off the air last week and left its audience with an intriguing cliffhanger surrounding the future of general manager Kurt Angle. The badFor some reason, both the Raw and SmackDown women's divisions have ceased a focus on multiple programs at once. Angle then introduced the newest member of the RAW roster, his son, Jason Jordan.

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Because this is TV, it turns out that the child became a professional wrestler and works for WWE, so Angle brought him to Raw on Monday. Beyond that, Raw delivered a couple really nice matches, set the table for next week's Raw, and actually developed some characters, most notably Big Cass, Akira Tozawa, Elias Samson and the Revival. It was revealed that Kurt Angle unknowingly fathered a child in college and only recently came to learn of him. WWE.comLet's dive right into the biggest news that came out of Monday Night Raw, and no, it isn't Ariya Daivari facing Akira Tozawa in a rematch on 205 Live. While it could provide a big boost to the son, it could also backfire big-time by putting him in Angle's shadow.


As touching as this moment was, it has WWE fans totally confused! Besides shaking up the WWE going forward, is this incredible connect between Kurt and Jason real or another insane plot twist?! Kurt Angle just revealed that his long-lost son is Jason Jordan! Why, none other than RAW's hunky newest addition: Jason Jordan! But this revelation has fans wondering if this stunning news is real or another ratings-propelling storyline!


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