WWE No Mercy 2017
Watch WWE No Mercy 2017
SummerSlam is over and WWE’s back to splitting up their PPVs. Up next is WWE No Mercy 2017, which is now a Raw show despite last year’s installment being for SmackDown. Such is life.
No Mercy originally began as a UK PPV for WWF, but they brought it back months later in the US. While it lacked any sort of gimmick, the PPV became a mainstay for the company up until 2008 when they had their last installment for eight years. Then it was brought back after Raw and SmackDown split into two separate rosters.
WHEN IS WWE NO MERCY 2017?
The show will take place on Sunday September 24, 2017 at 8pm ET with the Kickoff show at 7pm. It will be at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.
WWE NO MERCY 2017 MATCHES
BROCK LESNAR (C) VS. BRAUN STROWMAN
WWE Universal Championship
The seeds of this showdown were planted on the Raw after WrestleMania (though one could argue as far back as Royal Rumble 2016) when Braun Strowman showed up during a Brock Lesnar in-ring segment to point out that once he was done with destroying Roman Reigns, Brock and his title were next. Then Braun spent the next few months stomping on Roman over and over again and we can presume that he’s finished with him for the moment.
At SummerSlam, Brock defended his championship in a Fatal 4-Way with Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman, and Samoa Joe. In the end, Brock was able to defeat Roman with an F5 and retain, but this was after being brought backstage for medical attention due to Braun outright murdering the man by powerslamming him through two tables and then dumping another table onto him.
The following night on Raw, as Paul Heyman and Brock celebrated the win, Braun stepped out, laid Brock out, and made it apparent that he wanted a one-on-one shot against the Beast Incarnate.
WWE NO MERCY 2017 RUMORS AND LIKELY MATCHES
The biggest development on the post-SummerSlam Raw is news that John Cena wants a piece of Roman Reigns. John Cena vs. Roman Reigns looks to be all but a lock, even though I could see drawing it out just so they don’t use up this money match on a secondary PPV.
SummerSlam is over and WWE’s back to splitting up their PPVs. Up next is WWE No Mercy 2017, which is now a Raw show despite last year’s installment being for SmackDown. Such is life.
No Mercy originally began as a UK PPV for WWF, but they brought it back months later in the US. While it lacked any sort of gimmick, the PPV became a mainstay for the company up until 2008 when they had their last installment for eight years. Then it was brought back after Raw and SmackDown split into two separate rosters.
WHEN IS WWE NO MERCY 2017?
The show will take place on Sunday September 24, 2017 at 8pm ET with the Kickoff show at 7pm. It will be at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.
WWE NO MERCY 2017 MATCHES
BROCK LESNAR (C) VS. BRAUN STROWMAN
WWE Universal Championship
The seeds of this showdown were planted on the Raw after WrestleMania (though one could argue as far back as Royal Rumble 2016) when Braun Strowman showed up during a Brock Lesnar in-ring segment to point out that once he was done with destroying Roman Reigns, Brock and his title were next. Then Braun spent the next few months stomping on Roman over and over again and we can presume that he’s finished with him for the moment.
At SummerSlam, Brock defended his championship in a Fatal 4-Way with Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman, and Samoa Joe. In the end, Brock was able to defeat Roman with an F5 and retain, but this was after being brought backstage for medical attention due to Braun outright murdering the man by powerslamming him through two tables and then dumping another table onto him.
The following night on Raw, as Paul Heyman and Brock celebrated the win, Braun stepped out, laid Brock out, and made it apparent that he wanted a one-on-one shot against the Beast Incarnate.
WWE NO MERCY 2017 RUMORS AND LIKELY MATCHES
The biggest development on the post-SummerSlam Raw is news that John Cena wants a piece of Roman Reigns. John Cena vs. Roman Reigns looks to be all but a lock, even though I could see drawing it out just so they don’t use up this money match on a secondary PPV.
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