WWE often attracts big celebrities and athletes to its shows. This week on RAW, comedian and actor Pete Davidson was sitting in the first row to witness all the action live and had a big moment when he caught Sheamus’s T-shirt.
This week’s red-branded show was the final RAW appearance of John Cena. The Franchise Player was celebrating his Intercontinental Championship win along with the fans of New York City at Madison Square Garden. However, Dominik Mysterio interrupted his segment and was joined by Finn Balor and JD McDonagh, who ganged up on Cena.
Sheamus and Rey Mysterio rushed in to aid The Never Seen 17. A six-man tag team match followed soon after, and The Celtic Warrior tossed his t-shirt into the crowd, which landed straight into the hands of Pete Davidson, who celebrated the catch on the spot.
The comedian then witnessed a great match, which saw the babyfaces put the heel crew down, landing their finishers in quick succession for the win. Interestingly, while Davidson received Sheamus’ t-shirt, another celebrity almost ran into a big fight while watching WWE RAW from the front row.
Andrew Schulz gets into a brawl with The Judgment Day on WWE RAW
Following their defeat, The Judgment Day was rather upset. The heel crew interrupted a brief segment featuring comedian and actor Andrew Schulz as he spoke with Jackie Redmond. Dominik Mysterio fired shots at New York City and Cam Skattebo, who was sitting alongside Schulz.
Dirty Dom then pushed the comedian, and The Judgment Day almost started a scuffle with Schulz. However, they backed away a bit when they saw the New York Giants behind Schulz and Skattebo. Despite this, a brief brawl did break out between the two groups.
Things didn’t escalate much as the heel crew put some distance between themselves and the NY Giants by the time two WWE security officials arrived. Dominik Mysterio will head to the Survivor Series to face John Cena in a rematch for the Intercontinental Championship. It would be interesting to see if Dom can dethrone the Never Seen 17 in his home turf of San Diego.
Edited by Angana Roy
