WWE has recently been plagued by attacks by masked men across all three brands. RAW, specifically, has had a serious issue with these random assaults, primarily revolving around The Vision. Once a ploy by the group’s own Austin Theory, the villainous stable now finds itself on the receiving end.
On last night’s episode of Monday Night RAW, The Vision defeated LA Knight and The Usos in six-man tag action. Austin Theory, Logan Paul, and Bronson Reed were all present, celebrating the victory, and yet Paul still fell victim to the latest attack. While trash-talking the commentary team, the Maverick’s face was driven into the announcer’s desk with a Curb Stomp by the mystery man before he was chased out of the arena.
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WWE posted a clip of the incident on Instagram earlier today, and Logan didn’t mince words. The former United States Champion stated, “I’m sick of this guy” in the comments.
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When Bron Breakker was attacked at the Royal Rumble, fans believed that it was stablemate Logan Paul who took him out. As the Vision already eliminated one former member, Seth Rollins, it’s understandable that the group would justify turning on another who they felt couldn’t get the job done. Logan denied the claim, and after being on the receiving end of the Curb Stomp, it’s clearly not him.
At this point, all current members of The Vision have been absolved. So who is it? Seth Rollins is still working on his recovery, so while that’s the most obvious choice, the Visionary probably isn’t the one hindering The Vision. At least, he’s not the real man under the hood.
Comments on WWE’s Instagram video have named several suspects, like Sami Zayn, Grayson Waller, NXT’s Ricky Saints, or even Logan’s own brother, Jake Paul. There’s not too much to go on, frankly. The Curb Stomp is the only real clue, used by Rollins, who is still injured, and Theory, who has been one of the most recent targets.
Is this one of The Vision’s old enemies coming back for revenge? Is it an NXT Superstar looking to make an impact on their transition to the main roster? With only two months until WrestleMania, we’ll more than likely be getting the answer sooner rather than later.
Edited by Greg Bush
