RAW was average to me this week. Granted, it may have been better had there not been spoilers on every single wrestling site or in every wrestling email I got after RAW was taped this past Sunday. It was nice to see Randy Orton make an appearance on RAW, even though it would have been better if it was a surprise. It was also good to see him playing an intricate part on RAW. I do look forward to his in-ring return, which will hopefully be sooner than later.

The other highlight of RAW was the Contract Signing for Jericho Vs. Michaels at Unforgiven, even though HBK did take a nasty spill to the outside, tearing his left triceps in the process. I hope that Michaels will still be able to go on Sunday, as the Unsanctioned Match between Jericho & Michaels should be the show-stealer and it will make an interesting, possibly final, chapter in this excellent feud.

Rey Mysterio also returned on RAW, but that was not really a surprise, either and I did not even know about him returning before hand, but the fact that he was advertised in a match was reason enough to know he would return in some capacity on RAW. I am still liking this Rey/Kane feud and I hope it continues and evolves through Unforgiven. Candice Michelle returned to RAW, but I could really care less.

WWE.com announced that Divas Champion Michelle McCool will defend her title against Maryse this Sunday, which I think should be a decent match. I expect McCool to retain, though I would like to see Maryse with the belt at some point.

I really wish I had more to discuss, but RAW was a bore to me, really and nothing else of interest has really happened that I can think of except for the passing of Killer Kowalski. Not to be cruel, but that was one of those things where it was a matter of time after he got taken off of life support. Killer had a good long life and plenty to show for it.

I will probably be posting another blog after Unforgiven this Sunday. Peace.