WWE Raw Biggest Losers: Kurt Angle and the Horrible No Good Day
By Bryan Heaton
Kane
For several weeks, Kane has been the monster he was for many years. His surprise return on Raw leading up to the TLC pay per view seemed to be a return to form of sorts for the Big Red Machine. And right up until this week on Raw, it looked like Kane was once again an unstoppable force.
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Trouble is, Braun Strowman is the immovable object. Physics be damned, when those two forces meet, someone is going to get the upper hand. In this particular encounter, it was Strowman who looked like the monster, not Kane.
The match never really got under way, as the two behemoths just started attacking each other. One positive for Kane? He got the first shot in. But that just angered The Monster Among Men, who went on a rampage.
There wasn’t a whole lot of back and forth in this not-match, as Strowman seemed to have the upper hand for the vast majority. For him, that’s great – for Kane, not so much. This is a guy who beat Finn Balor clean as a whistle a few weeks ago, you know?
At the close of the show, Strowman finally got Kane up for the running powerslam – and broke the ring (someone is going to have to start charging Strowman for ring repair). After Raw went off the air, Strowman emerged from the wreckage seemingly unhurt. Kane, meanwhile, was nowhere to be seen. Not a good look for a monster.