Who Leads The Bloodline When Roman Loses | Tuesday Morning After Pill | Ep 2.

Matt's running on fumes, but that’s kind of the point. Wrestling is discipline, weekly storytelling, and consequences, and Monday Night Raw gives us a lot to chew on when we stop treating it like background noise. Matt starts with the Bloodline tension that actually matters: Jey Uso tries to bring Solo Sikoa back into the family on his own authority, and that one decision raises a bigger question about Roman Reigns’ leadership. If the Tribal Chief loses the championship, what power does he have left, and who steps in to take the wheel?From there, we dig into the AAA tournament angle and why it could be the smartest route WWE has right now. Penta gets a big spotlight, and Matt connects the dots from his recent Intercontinental title loss to the possibility of a World Heavyweight Championship push. Dominik Mysterio’s frustration adds another layer, because the AAA presentation makes him feel like a wrestler with depth, not just a punchline. If WWE wants Dom to level up, this is the lane.We also hit the parts of Raw that feel like they’re treading water and how to fix them without overcomplicating anything. Matt lays out a clearer direction for Austin Theory and Maxxine Dupri, break down why Bronn Breakker vs Oba Femi feels like a future-defining rivalry, and talk through the women’s title picture with Becky Lynch, Liv Morgan, and Stephanie Vaquer, plus a tag match that flat-out ruled.If you enjoy sharp WWE analysis, storyline predictions, and honest reactions, subscribe, share the show with a friend, and leave a review so more wrestling fans can find us.