Tonight, the WWE presents Monday Night RAW live from the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland as the company continues to build towards the Money in the Bank 2014 pay-per-view on June 29 at the TD Garden in Boston.
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Comedian and actor Kevin Hart will be hosting tonight's show and while no matches have been officially announced for the WWE's flagship program, it should be a jam-packed event.
There have been rumors that Ric Flair would be returning to WWE television tonight as he is expected to be managing The Miz upon his WWE return, and The Miz is from Cleveland leading to tonight being a logical night for the pair to come together.
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Cody Rhodes is also slated to continue his storyline with Goldust as Rhodes has been hand-picking tag team partners for Goldust and he's supposed to have another partner picked out for his brother tonight.
With the Money in the Bank Ladder Match still having two slots open, there is likely to be one or two qualifying matches tonight to close out the field. So far, Alberto Del Rio, Sheamus, Cesaro, Randy Orton and Bray Wyatt have qualified and it has been rumored that John Cena will also be added to continue his feud with Wyatt within the match.
The Ladder Match will now be for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship since Daniel Bryan's recovery from neck surgery has gone slowly and he was stripped of the gold meaning that he won't be defending the gold in a Stretcher Match against Kane.
The WWE will also continue to focus on the fallout involving Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins and Evolution, The Usos and The Wyatt Family feuding over the WWE Tag Team Championships and what's on tap for Bo Dallas.
Tonight's episode of Monday Night RAW airs live from the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland just 13 nights before Money in the Bank on June 29.
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