WWE producer mocks reports of backstage chaos on RAW

A WWE producer mocked reports that there was backstage chaos during this week's episode of RAW. Last night's show aired live from the Rio Rancho Events Center in Rio Rancho, New Mexico.

CM Punk defeated Jey Uso to win the World Heavyweight Championship at Saturday Night's Main Event over the weekend and kicked off last night's episode of RAW. He was interrupted by The Vision and Logan Paul, and the promo went on for quite some time.

It was reported by Bryan Alvarez of The Wrestling Observer that the opening segment went ten minutes too long, and the company was "scrambling" for the remainder of the show. However, WWE producer Shane Helms, formerly known as The Hurricane, responded with a sarcastic message mocking Alvarez's claim that there was chaos backstage due to the promo going long.

"OMG! We were soooo scrambled! It was unreal! Yelling, screaming, monkeys swinging off of chandeliers, the humanity!!!!!!!!" wrote Helms.

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CM Punk and Jey Uso teamed up in the main event of last night's episode of WWE RAW to battle The Vision's Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. The match ended via a double countout, and Logan Paul showed up at the end of the show to knock out Punk with brass knuckles.

WWE Hall of Famer reacts to CM Punk's win at SNME

Wrestling veteran Bully Ray recently shared his thoughts on CM Punk becoming the new World Heavyweight Champion at Saturday Night's Main Event over the weekend.

Speaking on Busted Open Radio, the Hall of Famer stated that there was nothing negative to say about The Second City Saint becoming champion. However, he noted that the victory didn't feel like a big moment and that it was a result of Seth Rollins' untimely injury.

"Listen, everything went fine. Everything was good; everything worked out. No problems. They put the championship on Punk. There’s no negative to what they did. But it just didn’t feel like a big deal. Yes, the fans were happy; yes, the place popped. But it just didn’t feel like a win that really, really mattered. It felt like a win because they had to do something based on what happened to Seth. And I think subconsciously that’s in the back of everybody’s minds,” he said.

Only time will tell how long CM Punk will be able to hang onto the World Heavyweight Championship moving forward on WWE television.

Edited by Robert Lentini