Triple H delivered a final warning that Rollins best stay away from WrestleMania, or it would be the last thing he ever did. He even brought out Joe for backup so he could talk trash (“I used you up and spit you out - so friggin’ what?”) without fear of reprisal. The King of Kings sauntered to the ring to salt Rollins’ wounds. He hobbled down to the ring on a crutch, expressing regret over allying with Triple H in the first place and half-heartedly informing interviewer Corey Graves that he probably wouldn’t be cleared in time for April 2. In Rollins’ first appearance since his injury, he was the picture of pity. Seth Rollins’ status for WrestleMania has been up in the air ever since Samoa Joe attacked him and re-injured his knee a few weeks ago, and The Architect initially didn’t seem optimistic on Raw about his status for The Show of Shows. The Man is coming home - whether he’s ready or not. And she might not be done there: As announced later in the evening, Jax will be in action on Sunday - against Banks. Even Banks attempting a sneak attack backfired horribly when Jax slammed The Boss on top of Bayley before finally finishing The Huggable One off with a leg drop to the head. Once again, Bayley had Charlotte more or less at her mercy when the bout was down to them, but Jax’s entry into the bout changed the complexion of the match completely. But on the other hand, The Queen finally got one over on the titleholder as the result of a tag match, though she needed to pull a last-minute switcheroo of her partner - a clearly dejected Dana Brooke was subbed out for Nia Jax. For one, Bayley is still the champion despite the fact that Flair still leans on the excuse that Sasha Banks had to help her seal the deal.

On the one hand, Charlotte Flair’s quest to demean Bayley ahead of their Raw Women’s Title Match at WWE Fastlane still isn’t going all that great. The Huggable One teams with her best friend, Sasha Banks, against The Queen and the unstoppable Nia Jax. Are the days of “Handsome” Rusev and “Hard-body” Mahal numbered? Now, for the bad news: Rusev & Mahal did not seem to take their loss too well, bickering and jaw-jacking after their defeat. An eventual surge by Woods forced Rusev to tag in Mahal, though an outside confrontation between Rusev and Kofi Kingston left Mahal high-and-dry and ripe for a surprise roll-up from Woods. The rarely used duo of Big E & Xavier Woods turned in solid work against The Super Athlete and The Maharajah, though Rusev had Woods on the literal ropes for a long, long time. (The Shining Stars were originally and incorrectly introduced as their opponents in an Oscar-style mix-up a clerical error revealed they’ll be facing Big Show later in the evening.) In even better news, New Day once again prevailed in a bout over Rusev & Jinder Mahal. The men of 1,000 merch items debuted new threads on Raw, while also continuing to hype the possibility of New Day ice cream to the WWE Universe. Good news: The New Day finally has ice cream … themed T-shirts. As The New Day continues their quest to bring ice cream to the WWE Universe, the former Raw Tag Team Champions lock up with the devious duo of Rusev & Jinder Mahal.

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