Backstage arguments breaks out after Monday Night Raw over ‘clunky’ spots during the show
Backstage feud erupts on Monday Night RAW over ‘awkward’ spots on the show as stars disagree over routines changed ‘at the last minute’
- A behind-the-scenes scuffle ensued after Monday Night RAW’s six-man main event
- Finn Balor reportedly had a fight with Sami Zayn over some “awkward” spots
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Reportedly, there was a fight backstage after a dispute over ‘clumsy’ spots in Monday Night RAW.
The six-man main event – featuring The Judgment Day vs. Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn & Seth Rollins – ended up backstage in a frenzy among the stars.
According to PWInsiderthe dispute started after a number of spots on the show didn’t go according to plan and were deemed “awkward” by some stars.
The outlet claims sources insisted a reason for this was due to the routine being changed “at the last literal second.”
The reports say that after Finn Ballor pinned Sami Zayn, the wrestlers returned backstage to discuss the nature of the spots on the show.
Finn Balor (left and pictured in 2021) managed to pin Sami Zayn on Monday Night RAW before a scuffle broke out backstage
Zayn was on the losing side before a dispute over “awkward” spots erupted on the show
However, despite concerns among those behind the scenes, it’s reported that the scuffle will likely never cause physical damage to any of the stars.
Before Balor hit the Coup de Grace for the win, Zayn nearly won the match had Rhea Ripley not interfered at ringside.
Elsewhere in the night, Logan Paul and Ricochet came face to face when the former insisted he wanted a match with the influencer turned wrestler.
Paul and Ricochet similarly got into a scuffle backstage after their appearances at Money In The Bank earlier this month.
After the show, Paul revealed that he suffered horrific injuries after some awesome moves, including a ring apron splash on Priest.
Paul could later be seen bleeding from his shoulders from the incident, and later shared a photo on his Twitter account showing the extent of his injuries, accompanied by the caption, “I love this sport.”