This will be a fun way to start off...

***SPOILER ALERT!!!!***
If you haven't watched part 5 of the Undertaker documentary that popped up on WWE Network last night... the Undertaker essentially ended it by saying the Boneyard Match at Wrestlemania this year against AJ Styles will be the final match of his career... he believes

Vince could still call and say "hey I really need The Undertaker for this event" and he could answer... but he essentially says if the Boneyard Match is the final match of his career... then he's perfectly ok with that

Is The Undertaker truly done? Maybe... but I think Vince will find a way to drag him into the ring for a few more matches.

However... the death of Undertaker's brother the day before filming the Boneyard match and the loss of Michelle McCool's teenaged cousin(? nephew? I forget) not long after has 'Taker feeling his own mortality and wanting to be a family man full time now... and you can't fault that.

If that is the end... well... Thank You Undertaker
***END OF SPOILER***

The #SpeakingOut issue continues to rage through the wrestling community... and it has led to the many big changes to some key names

WWE/NXT/NXT UK's Jordan Devlin... while still technically WWE/NXT Cruiserweight Champion... has been stripped of a British company's tag team championship after both he & his tag team parter were implicated

Also... as noted on Friday... Jack Gallagher was released from WWE almost as soon as Smackdown went off the air... but to add to it... Gallagher's existence has been all but scrubbed from the WWE website

AEW's Jimmy Havoc has gone into rehab for issues... but even once rehab is complete... that may not be the end for him as he could face legal problems relating to this new "movement"

And then there's IMPACT's Joey Ryan... the king of "schlong style"... who has a signature move called the dick plex where he forces an opponent to grab his schnitzel and flips them with it... shockingly his issues are so numerous that even AEW's Joey Janela is like yeah this dude is trash

so that's fun

Anyway... tonight's title-filled show of Monday Night Raw from the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Fla.

The 24/7 Championship is being promoted as being defended in the ring with R-Truth defending the title against Akira Tozawa (and maybe some of his ninjas too)

The "anything you can do, we can do better" series comes to an end tonight as the Street Profits defend the Raw Tag Team Championship against the Viking Raiders

Sasha Banks & Bayley look to finally even the score as they defend the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship against The IIconics

It's been far too long since Charlotte Flair held a title in WWE... so the company will rectify that issue tonight as she challenges Asuka for the Raw Women's Championship

After losing in the maybe possibly but not really greatest wrestling match of all time... Edge will give an update on his future

Ric Flair will be on hand to name Randy Orton the greatest rassler of all time after Orton won that match at Backlash and then kicked Christian's head into December

The one-eyed Mexican sacrifice Rey Mysterio, Jr. returns to Raw tonight to sacrifice his other eye for the greater good and Seth Rollins

All hail the next WWE Women's Tag Team Champions