WWE Raw Results: Highlights, Analysis, and Grades for December 11

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This week on WWE Raw, all three members of The Shield will compete. Follow along with our live review as all the action unfolds.

Previously on WWE Raw, Roman Reigns successfully defended the Intercontinental Championship against Jason Jordan. Later, he indirectly cost his Shield teammates Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins the Raw Tag Team Championships. Paige returned to active competition and defeated Sasha Banks. And Matt Hardy is WOKEN.

This week, there’s already been a ton of matches announced for Raw. The big ones all involve members of The Shield. First up, Roman Reigns squares off against Cesaro. The Big Dog and the Swiss Cyborg are two big powerhouses, so this match should be really exciting. The Intercontinental Championship is on the line, adding a bigger prize than just bragging rights to the contest.

Next is Cesaro’s tag team partner Sheamus going one on one with Seth Rollins. These two have locked up several times in the past few months, but that hasn’t prevented the matches from being above average. With a rivalry over the tag titles still brewing, both superstars will be looking to pick up a momentum boosting victory.

Finally, Dean Ambrose and Samoa Joe will face off for the first time. Joe is directly responsible for Ambrose and Rollins failing to win the tag titles last week. Surely, the Lunatic Fringe will have revenge on his mind. But Joe is looking to run through Ambrose to get to Reigns. Who will prevail?

In other action, Kane and Braun Strowman will compete to see who is the true monster on Raw. Over the past several weeks, each competitor has tried to totally eliminate the other from existence. Chairs, garbage trucks, steel steps – everything has been in play. In late breaking news, it was revealed that the winner will face Brock Lesnar for the Universal Championship at the Royal Rumble. What will these two beasts do to each other with such huge stakes involved?

Be sure to join us right here for our live WWE Raw review, starting at 8 p.m. ET.

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