By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet)
WWE Raw (Episode 1,632)
Denver, Colorado at Ball Arena
Aired live September 2, 2024 on USA Network
[Hour One] Raw opened with a shot of Denver while new play-by-play voice Joe Tessitore chimed in. Color commentator Wade Barrett stood inside the ring and welcomed Tessitore, who entered the picture and shook Barrett’s hand.
Tessitore spoke about the Bash in Berlin event and said the European crowd reminded him of a Denver Broncos crowd, which got a reaction from the live crowd. A video package recapped the Bash in Berlin event…
World Heavyweight Champion Gunther was shown arriving at the venue earlier in the day. Tessitore said Gunther would speak during the show. Footage aired of CM Punk walking through a backstage area, followed by a separate shot of new WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill walking backstage together…
Rhea Ripley made her entrance to a strong crowd reaction. Once in the ring, Ripley welcomed viewers to “Monday Night Mami.” Ripley said she’s not finished destroying The Judgment Day. Ripley recalled pinning Liv Morgan and was about to call for a title shot when she was interrupted by entrance music.
Dominik Mysterio walked onto the stage with a microphone and was sporting a discolored eye. Ouch. Dom was booed loudly. Ripley told Dom to go backstage and get his girlfriend or she would give him another black eye.
Dom walked to the ring and stood on the apron while saying that Morgan was still recovering from what Ripley did to her at Bash in Berlin. A “you suck” chant broke out and then Dom entered the ring.
Dom accused Ripley and Damian Priest of taking advantage of him and Morgan. Dom claimed they were tired from jet lag and other reasons. Dom said Morgan would accept Ripley’s challenge. Dom said Morgan was banged up and yet not afraid of Ripley.
“She beat you before and she’ll beat you again,” Dom said. Dom started talking about winning the Intercontinental Title until Ripley cut him off and said a line in Spanish. Ripley told Dom to let Morgan know that she will face her any time, any place.
Liv Morgan hit the ring and tried to blindside Ripley, who caught her with an elbow. Ripley went after Dom, who fled the ring and held him by his hair. Morgan hit Ripley, whose leg was tied up in the ropes. Morgan took shots at Ripley and then went to ringside and kissed her forehead.
Damian Priest ran out and helped Ripley out of the ropes while Dom and Morgan hopped the barricade. Ripley sold a knee injury…
Tessitore and Barrett spoke at ringside and shifted the focus to recapping Uncle Howdy beating Chad Gable in Howdy’s debut match last week…
Backstage, Chad Gable spoke with Julius Creed, Brutus Creed, and Ivy Nile. Gable said he’s sick and tired of what’s been happening and then fired up his team. Gable slapped Julius to fire him up and then the “American Made” faction made their entrance for a six-person tag match…
An ad hyped that the next three weeks of Raw, NXT, and Smackdown could all be seen on USA Network and would have limited commercial interruptions. Next week is billed as “WWE Week”… [C]
Powell’s POV: Ripley’s storyline injury would seem to suggest that they are setting up an out for her losing to Morgan, but I could be reading it wrong. Starting next week, USA Network will have Raw, NXT, and Smackdown until NXT moves to The CW next month (Raw will move to Netflix in January). Monday Night Football returns as strong competition next week, so it’s a smart move to promote the upcoming shows as being something special.
1. Julius Creed, Brutus Creed, and Ivy Nile (w/Chad Gable) vs. Otis, Akira Tozawa, and Maxxine Dupri in a six-person tag match. Julius laid out Otis with a knee strike at ringside and then tossed him back inside the ring.
Moments later, Otis put Tozawa on his shoulders and spun him around so that he kicked his opponents, who were all cleared to ringside. Durpri went up top and dove on all three heels. [C]
A graphic listed the new broadcast team as Tessitore and Barrett on commentary, Jackie Redmond and Cathy Kelley as backstage interviewers, and Alicia Taylor as the ring announcer.
Late in the match, Dupri had a run of offense on Nile until Gable climbed onto the apron. Durpi threw a kick that knocked Gable to the floor. Nile hit Dupri with a kick and then applied a Dragon Sleeper that forced Durpi to tap out.
Julius Creed, Brutus Creed, and Ivy Nile defeated Otis, Akira Tozawa, and Maxxine Dupri in 11:05.
After the match, Gable got a mic and told the crowd to applaud the greatest fighting family in all of WWE. Gable said he doesn’t suck, the Wyatt Sicks suck. Gable complained that his match with Uncle Howdy was supposed to be a singles match, but Howdy got his freak show family involved.
Gable challenged the Wyatt Sicks to an eight-man street fight for next week. Gable claimed his faction would get rid of the Wyatt Sicks for America. Gable was interrupted as he told Howdy to bring any four members of his team.
Uncle Howdy appeared on the stage and said it’s been 375 days since his sanity crumbled. He said his past in in the void now. He said the silence is deafening, but he can still hear it. Howdy said his life is no longer his. Howdy said he and his crew will collect a debt. Nikki Cross, Dexter Lumis, Erick Rowan, and Joe Gacy joined Howdy on the stage…
Tessitore and Barrett spoke at ringside and noted that Bronson Reed was not medically cleared due to illness. A graphic listed a mystery person as Reed’s replacement for the Triple Threat match with Sheamus and Ludwig Kaiser. A shot aired of Dominik Mysterio, Ilja Dragunov, and Dragon Lee while Tessitore hyped their Triple Threat… [C]
A drone shot showed off the city of Seattle while Tessitore hyped Smackdown being there next week for the return to USA Network…
Zelina Vega made her entrance. She stopped at ringside and kissed a fan sign that said her late father Michael has the best seat in the house. Pure Fusion Collection made their entrance…
2. Shayna Baszler (w/Sonya Deville, Zoey Stark) vs. Zelina Vega. Vega got off to a quick start until Baszler caught her with a forearm in the corner. Baszler placed Vega in a seated position on the top turnbuckle and joined her on the ropes. Vega slipped under her and wrenched Baszler’s arm before kicking her off the ropes. Vega sent Baszler to the floor. [C]
Tessitore said Baszler dominated the action throughout the break. Vega rallied and hit a top rope moonsault on Baszler for a near fall. Vega motioned for a move and then had to kick Stark off the apron. Vega dove onto Deville. When Vega returned to the ring, Baszler caught her with a knee strike and then pinned her.
Shayna Baszler defeated Zelina Vega in 6:35.
After the match, the Pure Fusion Collective trio put the boots to Vega. Lyra Valkyria ran out in non-wrestling attire and joined Vega, but they fell victim to the numbers advantage.
Deville took the mic and told the crowd to shut up and show her respect. Deville said that seeing Vega and Valkyria lying on the ground was a reminder of just how pathetic everyone is. Deville said no man could take them home and not a woman in the locker room who could take them, period. Deville said if you want to step up, shoot your shot…
Powell’s POV: Deville is a good promo, but it’s tough to take her seriously when she talks like her group is unstoppable and yet we see them lose every other match.
Rhea Ripley stood on a crutch next to Damian Priest and told him that it was just a precaution and she’ll be fine. Priest said Finn Balor would only agree to face him in a tag team match. Priest said Ripley couldn’t be his partner and he has no friends, so he can’t have a match. Ripley told him to accept the match because she had someone in mind…
CM Punk was shown walking backstage in non-wrestling attire. He stopped for a moment to look at Colorado Avalanche banners… [C]
[Hour Two] Tessitore pushed WWE Priority Passes for WWE Bad Blood, which will be held on Saturday, October 5 in Atlanta…
Backstage, Zelina Vega and Lyra Valkyria vented about the Pure Fusion Collective. Valkyria said she had an idea and noted that next week’s show is in Calgary…
Powell’s POV: Finally, the return of Bruce Hart! Er, um, Natalya!
CM Punk made his entrance and slapped hands with fans at ringside. None of them tried to swipe his bracelet. A happy Punk played to the Denver crowd. Punk said they were celebrating.
Punk said he couldn’t wait to get home to celebrate with his wife and dog, but he had to make a pitstop in Denver to celebrate with the fans. Punk said the strap match he had with Drew McIntyre was hell and now he got the personal issue out of the way.
Punk said now he gets to get down to business. Punk recalled saying that he wasn’t in WWE to make friends, he was there to make money. Punk said he would take that money in cash, love from the fans, or direct deposit. He mentioned NHL legend Patrick Roy and said he would take it in gold.
Powell’s POV: Hey, I was there for Patrick Roy’s final road game when he gave up an overtime goal to Richard Park, which forced game seven. The Wild shocked the Avs in Denver and then Roy retired. Anyway, back to the show.
Punk said there was another person who had a tough battle and came out on top. Punk looked into the camera and said he was talking about Gunther. Punk said Gunther put Randy Orton through hell and then congratulated Gunther for being champion.
“Nothing can replace that chip on my shoulder other than that belt,” Punk said. Punk boasted that he put Drew McIntyre to sleep and said it’s time CM Punk woke up as champion.
Punk looked into the camera and congratulated Gunther, then told him to enjoy it before adding that “we’re going to enjoy taking it off of you.” Punk said the goal is gold and the target is Gunther.
Punk’s music played and he went to ringside and celebrated on the broadcast table. Drew McIntyre appeared at ringside and tripped Punk on the table. McIntyre worked over Punk.
Wade Barrett stood up and tried to talk McIntyre down. McIntyre nodded like he was listening, then pushed Barrett aside and drilled Punk with a Claymore Kick that knocked Punk off the table. One of Punk’s shoes was off as he was lying on the floor.
McIntyre hoisted up Punk and tossed him inside the ring. McIntyre shrugged off Barrett and then drilled Punk with another Claymore Kick. Tessitore said this was going too far. Barrett put his headset on and told Tessitore that there was nothing he could do. Barrett said something had gone wrong in the mind of McIntyre and he couldn’t stop him.
McIntyre barked at Punk and then threw kicks at him until a few producers entered the ring to talk him down. McIntyre pulled the bracelet off Punk’s wrist, looked at it, and then broke it.
McIntyre took a handful of the beads from the bracelet and shoved them in Punk’s mouth. McIntyre drilled Punk with another Claymore Kick. Adam Pearce and several referees ran out and pulled McIntyre off Punk. Barrett said he’d never seen McIntyre like this before. Pearce motioned for help from the back. Medical personnel showed up with a stretcher… [C]
Powell’s POV: Let me guess, it’s a stretch that Punk won one televised match and thought he earned a title shot? It would never happen in real sports? Wrong. Brock Lesnar’s UFC record was 1-1 when he was given a shot at the UFC Heavyweight Championship, which he won. Anyway, we’ll get to Punk challenging Gunther somewhere down the road. This was a really good beatdown angle that was surely meant to set up a Hell in a Cell match at Bad Blood.
Punk was stretchered through the backstage area with Pearce at his side. McIntyre showed and threw more punches at Punk, who bled from the mouth. McIntyre gouged the eyes of Punk until referees pulled him away…
Tessitore got to show off his somber voice for a moment while talking with Barrett at ringside about the injury angle…
Entrances for the first of the two Triple Threat matches took place…
3. Ilja Dragunov vs. Dragon Lee vs. Dominik Mysterio in a Triple Threat tournament match for a shot at the Intercontinental Title. Barrett said all the ladies were staring open mouth at Dom. Dragunov blew off a Dom chop and then dropped him with one of his own. Dragunov hit Dom with two German suplexes. Dom grabbed Lee and then Dragunov performed a double suplex. [C]
Lee took offensive control and went up top. Carlito came out and shoved Lee off the rope. Damian Priest came out and roughed up Carlito at ringside. Dom spotted Priest and hopped the barricade. Priest followed and chased Dom out of the arena area.
Dragunov and Lee faced off while Barrett reminded viewers that there are no disqualifications in a Triple Threat. Lee hit a sit-out powerbomb for a near fall. Barrett noted that the four-way tournament final for an Intercontinental Title shot will be held on next week’s Raw.
Lee came back and hit a Death Valley Driver in the corner and then covered Lee for a near fall. Dragunov placed Lee on the ropes. Lee fought back and got Dragunov in a tree of woe and then double stomped him.
Lee dropkicked Dragunov in the corner. Lee set up for another move, but Dragunov countered into an inside cradle for a two count. “How the hell does Dragunov know where he’s at?” Barrett asked. Dragunov hit Torpedo Moscow and scored the pin.
Ilja Dragunov defeated Dragon Lee and Dominik Mysterio in a Triple Threat in 10:31 to advance in the tournament.
After the match, Dragunov helped Lee to his feet and hugged him. Lee held up Dragunov’s arm and then exited the ring. A graphic showed that Dragunov will face Jey Uso, Pete Dunne, and the winner of the other Triple Threat in next week’s four-way tournament final…
Powell’s POV: I was surprised to see Dom protected by having Priest run him off, which took Dom out of the finish. I would have enjoyed another five minutes of Dragunov vs. Lee, but that part of the match was fun while it lasted.
Tessitore and Barrett were shown at ringside and they set up a highlight video for Bronson Reed vs. Braun Strowman from last week’s Raw…
Adam Pearce was interviewed by Cathy Kelley, who asked if he found a replacement for Bronson Reed in the Triple Threat. Braun Strowman showed up and held his taped ribs. Strowman said medical told him that if he could go, then it was up to him, and he can go. Pearce said that if medical said that and Strowman could look him in the eye and say he could go, then he would give him the spot. Strowman said he could go. Pearce said he was going to talk to medical…
New WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill made their entrance. A graphic listed the No. 1 contenders match for the WWE Women’s Tag Titles would be coming up next… [C]
Entrances for the No. 1 contenders match took place. Iyo Sky vs. Lyra Valkyria was listed as the first match for the women’s WWE Speed tournament that starts Wednesday…
4. Iyo Sky and Kairi Sane vs. Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn for a shot at the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles. Belair and Cargill sat in chairs and watched the match from ringside. Sane hit Dawn with a punch from the apron and then tagged Fyre with a back fist. Sky performed an Asai moonsault on Fyre. Sky and Sane went face to face with Belair and Cargill. [C]
Sane went up top and dove toward Dawn on the floor. Dawn pulled Belair in front of her. Sane appeared to hit her head the broadcast table, but she was back on her feet moments later. Fyre and Dawn hit a Gory Special and Facebuster combo move on Sane, and then Dawn pinned her…
Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn defeated Iyo Sky and Kairi Sane in 8:10 to earn a shot at the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles.
After the match, Sky and Dawn went face to face with Belair and Cargill. Sane had blood on her face from the table spot…
Powell’s POV: It looked like Sane expected someone to be there when she dove from the top rope, and when that didn’t happen she crashed into the table. Here’s hoping she is okay. I was surprised by the outcome. No complaints. It’s good to see Fyre and Dawn get a bounce back win as opposed to losing right away after dropping the tag titles.
Backstage, Kofi Kingston complained to Adam Pearce about Finn Balor and JD McDonagh not defending their titles in over two months. Pearce said he’s been trying to get Judgment Day on the phone and it’s been crazy. Kingston said he had a proposition for himself and Xavier Woods. Gunther entered the picture. Gunther looked Kingston up and down, smirked, and walked away… [C]
A video package included mainstream media headlines regarding WWE Bash in Berlin…
Backstage, Damian Priest asked Rhea Ripley if her man said yes to teaming with him. Ripley said no. Priest asked what he said. “Yeet,” Ripley replied with a smile. Priest said cool and then added that he still had to have a talk with him…
World Heavyweight Champion Gunther made his entrance.
[Hour Three] Gunther boasted that he beat the best version of Randy Orton. Sami Zayn’s entrance music played while Tessitore reminded viewers that Zayn was the last man to beat Gunther. The crowd continued to sing Zayn’s song after it stopped playing, which got a smile out of him. A “Sami” chant followed.
Zayn spoke about the Intercontinental Title being a workhorse championship. He listed several legends who held the title and said they used it as a steppingstone to becoming a world champion. Zayn said Gunther did that and now he intends to do it as well. Zayn said he wants the World Heavyweight Title.
Gunther said Zayn was right about him and others using the Intercontinental Title as a steppingstone. Gunther said that when Zayn had the title, he stepped down. Fans gave Gunther the “What?” treatment.
Gunther praised Zayn and teased giving him a shot at the title before saying, “My answer is no.” Gunther dropped the mic and smiled before leaving the ring. Zayn called for Gunther to stop.
Zayn said he’s watched Gunther’s entire career and he’s never backed down from a fight. Zayn questioned why he was backing down now. Zayn said Gunther knows that since he arrived in WWE, he is the only person who has beaten him.
Gunther, who had his back to Zayn, turned around and faced him on the stage. Zayn asked if he had Gunther’s attention now. Zayn said he’s coming for Gunther and will become the World Heavyweight Champion…
Powell’s POV: A logical title program with Gunther trying to make up for the only blemish on his record.
A graphic listed WWE Tag Team Champions Finn Balor and JD McDonagh vs. Damian Priest and Jey Uso in an apparent non-title match…
Jackie Redmond interviewed Jey Uso in a backstage area and asked if Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley gave him any advice for beating Bron Breakker. Jey said no and then went into a “yeet” promo.
Intercontinental Champion Bron Breakker walked into the picture, which led to Redmond making her exit. Breakker said no member of Jey’s family has beaten up a member of his own family. Breakker said he was giving Jey once chance to walk away and said he would lose if he came after him.
“Thanks for the advice, rookie,” Jey replied. Jey said he would win the tournament, the Intercontinental Title, and would beat Breakker’s ass while he does it. Jey yelled “yeet” and then walked away…
Powell’s POV: They started foreshadowing Jey winning the tournament last week and are not letting up tonight. Is it that simple or might this be a swerve?
Braun Strowman made his entrance for the second Triple Threat match and sold his his injured ribs… [C] Sheamus and Ludwig Kaiser made their entrances…
5. Sheamus vs. Ludwig Kaiser vs. Braun Strowman in a Triple Threat tournament match for a shot at the Intercontinental Title. Strowman charged Kaiser at ringside during the opening minute. Kaiser sidestepped Strowman, who crashed through the barricade into the timekeepers area and then sold his ribs. [C]
The broadcast team logo appeared at the bottom of the screen again coming out of the break. Kaiser got a running start toward Strowman at ringside, but he was stopped by an office chair that Strowman tossed at him. “Holy shit” chants were censored.
Strowman chokeslammed Sheamus in the ring for a two count. Strowman charged Sheamus, who moved, leading to Strowman crash into the corner. Sheamus hit Ten Beats on Strowman and then knocked him off the apron with a knee strike.
Kaiser hit Sheamus with the Kaiser Roll for a two count. Sheamus hit Kaiser with a Brogue Kick and had him beat, but Pete Dunne showed up and pulled Sheamus to ringside and hit him with a shillelagh. Strowman used a powerslam to beat Kaiser…
Braun Strowman defeated Ludwig Kaiser and Sheamus in a Triple Threat in 7:40 to advance in the tournament.
A graphic listed Jey Uso vs. Pete Dunne vs. Ilja Dragunov vs. Braun Strowman in a four-way tournament final for a shot at the Intercontinental Title…
Powell’s POV: I was surprised to see Strowman go over given that he had the out due to the rib injury and wasn’t originally in the match. We could get some interference in that match given that Sheamus’s character will be out for revenge, and hopefully Reed will be healthy enough to resume his feud with Strowman.
Backstage, Damian Priest told Jey Uso that he appreciated him agreeing to be his partner, but they had a past that could not be ignored. Jey said he used to be in Priest’s position with no friends or family. Jey said he respects Priest and he wasn’t going to say no to Ripley. Priest said the beating they give the lame ass Judgment Day would be for Ripley… [C]
An ad aired for the Raw season premiere, which just so happens to be next week when Monday Night Football returns…
Powell’s POV: Smart move, but I still think the company should have a “season finale” and perhaps even go with some type of cliffhanger for the following week’s premiere.
Backstage, Jackie Redmond asked Pete Dunne if he had anything to say about what he did to Sheamus. Dunne said she could tell Sheamus that it was a message from an old friend. Dunne said he was off to NXT. Redmond asked if she should tell Sheamus that the message came from Butch, which stopped Dunne in his tracks. Dunne told Redmond not to call him Butch…
Tessitore and Barrett ran through the lineup for next week’s Raw season premiere in Calgary: Jey Uso vs. Pete Dunne vs. Ilja Dragunov vs. Braun Strowman in a four-way for a shot at the Intercontinental Title, Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill vs. Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles, and Chad Gable, Julius Creed, Brutus Creed, and Ivy Nile vs. Four members of The Wyatt Sicks in an eight-person mixed tag Street Fight…
Powell’s POV: The graphic mistakenly listed it as an “eight-man mixed tag team street fight”, but Barrett said it right. Perhaps it will be part of the story, but how could a referee enforce mixed tag rules in a street fight?
Damian Priest and Jey Uso made separate entrances… [C] Finn Balor and JD McDonagh made their entrance to the Judgment Day theme…
6. WWE Tag Team Champions Finn Balor and JD McDonagh vs. Damian Priest and Jey Uso in a non-title match. Priest and Balor were going to start the match. The bell rang and then Balor tagged McDonagh and jumped out of the ring. Priest kicked McDonagh out of the ring and then grabbed Balor and tossed him inside the ring. Balor scrambled to ringside while McDonagh returned.
Jey tagged in and was isolated by the champions for a stretch. Moments later, Priest held the top rope down while Jey dove over it and onto Balor and McDonagh on the floor. [C]
Priest was isolated by the heels until he made a hot tag. Jey cleaned house and capped it off with a spear on McDonagh. Jey stood up and ripped his own shirt off before going up top for his Uso Splash finisher.
Liv Morgan came out and crotched Jey on the top rope while Balor distracted the referee. Balor tagged in and hit Jey with a sling blade clothesline and followed up with a dropkick. Balor tagged out and then hit a Coup de Grace, which McDonagh followed with a moonsault. McDonagh had Jey pinned, but Priest broke it up.
Rhea Ripley’s music played while Morgan was on the apron bickering with the referee. Ripley came out using a crutch. Morgan mocked Ripley’s limp and then hopped down and jawed in her face.
Ripley smiled and then used the crutch as a weapon. Ripley hopped on one leg while chasing Morgan, who hopped over the barricade. In the ring, Priest tagged in. Jey speared Balor. Priest hit the Razor’s Edge on McDonagh. Jey called for a tag and got it. Jey hit McDonagh with an Uso Splash and got the win…
Damian Priest and Jey Uso defeated WWE Tag Team Champions Finn Balor and JD McDonagh in 14:25 in a non-title match.
Powell’s POV: A crowd pleasing win for Priest and Uso with help from Ripley, who might be the most over person on the Raw roster. The big negative is that the tag team champions and new Judgment Day as a whole look weak.
Joe Tessitore had a decent night one. He did not come off like a natural when it came to calling matches and he didn’t try to hide that he was reading notes when he and Barrett were shown on-camera, but he didn’t have any truly embarrassing moments either. He handled the countless promotional reads well, which is actually a big part of the gig. There’s plenty of room for improvement. Hopefully he will settle in and bring more natural enthusiasm without forcing it.
Overall, this was a better than average show. The creative team continues to do a good job of filling the three hours of Raw without filler. Every segment feels like it serves a purpose. I will be back with my same night audio review of Raw exclusively for Dot Net Members (including our Patreon patrons). Let me know what you thought of Raw by grading the show below.
Oh, God, please don’t tell me Tessatore’s going to do this over-the-top announcer act. This is going to wear thin VERY quickly if he stays with it.
He just started,but he kind of sounds like Mauro Ranallo.
Mama Mia!!
Thankfully, he’s settling in and getting more comfortable rather quickly. I was worried!
Wow.
Howdy was literally reading a teleprompter that you can see while Gable and crew was in the ring..
I think you’re seeing the arena’s closed captioning since the words are appearing on it after he speaks. It’s pretty standard in stadiums and arenas now.
Yeah,
you’re probably right.I haven’t been to an actual show in awhile so that makes sense that they have that now.
That rip off Mariah May is embarrassing. Thankfully the real thing is on tbs tomorrow. Another bore monday night snore backing up trash in berlin. I thought green cargill was out there when nobody bothered to catch Sane. Onto crapdown eh … superman addesses solo … riveting stuff.
Joe Tess instantly improves Raw. He makes this sound like a real sport Great hire!
I agree – now. The show open made me cringe, but his play-by-play sportscaster mode is perfect, and his interaction with Wade is great. I like him.
Love Wade sneaking in a few oasis song references during the show. Nice little Easter eggs for us brits who are watching
Does this mean the end of this stupid effing bracelet!!! Hooray!
Jackie Redmond Trolling Pete Dunne was hilarious. Kayla Braxton redux?