Card Subject To Change: Advertised Monday Night Raw Match May Have Been Pulled

Change of pace? There are all kinds of wrestling shows throughout the course of a week, with several matches taking place per show. It can be a big deal for a wrestler to be in a televised match, with the higher profile shows being even more important. However, sometimes plans for a match can change, and that appears to be the case again, as a previously announced match may have been canceled.

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Over the weekend, WWE announced that Xavier Woods and Karrion Kross would face off this week on Monday Night Raw in a Money In The Bank qualifying match. However, the tweet has since been deleted, suggesting that a change has been made, though this has yet to be confirmed. Woods’ tweet hyping up the match is still up, with no further mention of the match after.

He keeps krossing the line so this Monday night, he's gonna have to face the consequences https://t.co/l9cqCO4VfB

— Austin Creed (@AustinCreedWins) June 16, 2024

They do have a history. Check out how the match was set up:

Opinion: I’m not sure what’s going on here but maybe we don’t see the match this week for some reason. At the very least, it was nice to see a qualifying match with a story that was already set up. Maybe the match takes place later on, which would be nice to see as WWE has already put in the work to make it work. Hopefully neither is injured or anything like that, as there is always the chance that WWE has changed its mind.

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