Hello there my very good friends on today's wrestling news, Seth Rollins, Raw, Open Challenge

turned into something of a baton switch last night. We've got more on AW's response to

that CM Punk promo, we have an update on Rear Ripley's LAT of matches in WWE and our final

story is an injured star returning to WWE for the first time in the best part of a year.

I'm Andy Murray, that's a microphone, yes I am completely on my own this morning,

but don't worry, we're going to get through this together, just me and that wacky image of Seth

in the background, unless kick things off by talking about that man, because for last night's

episode of the Raw he was advertised for an open challenge for his World Heavyweight Championship,

it was one of the main things the show was marketed around and it did not happen,

it kind of bit and switchy stuff going on here but but but but but but I'm not burying it,

we'll get to that in just a second. He came out to start the show and it looked like we were

going to get the open challenge, looked like we're going to get some kind of title fights,

we didn't get it, we got some kind of fight but it wasn't a match because Ben Baller just destroyed

Seth, the chef, on his way to the ring, beat him up at ringside, hit a couple of kudugra,

one off the ring steps, one off there and I'm stable, he battered him all over the place,

but he didn't stop there, a commercial break hit, we went backstage and Rollin just like

beaten up and baller, I think that's beaten up by him again, baller says that he'd waited seven

years for this, of course referencing his last run as a world champion in WWE, the Universal

Championship, NXT kind of discounted from this conversation, when he captured the belt got injured,

you know one at one night gave it up the next night, it's a pretty neat narrative to run with

across the board, I think, so there we go, the open challenge didn't happen, now,

why did WWE do this, why did they advertise something and not deliver it?

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