No More: WWE Removes Controversial Moment From Monday Night Raw
11/21/2024 05:20 AM
Change it up. There are all kinds of things presented during any given week of WWE television. While most of it goes along just fine, there are occasional incidents which can cause some issues. You might hear someone say something which is deemed inappropriate and WWE might do something about it. That is what we are seeing again, as a certainline is being edited out of a new broadcast.
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The October 21 edition of Monday Night Raw has been uploaded to the Peacock streaming service, though a line from a backstage segment involving Carlito has been removed. During the segment, Carlito said “I need to learn Chinese” after Iyo Sky and Kairi Sane, who are Japanese, were seen talking. Rather than showing Carlito, the camera stays on Adam Pearce, who is also in the segment. There is no word on Carlito being punished for the statement.
They deserved better. Check out Sky, Sane and Damage CTRL:
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Opinion: This is something that almost had to be done as it was a line that was not going to change anything on the show and would only be negative if it was left in the show. The line never should have been said in the first place and now it seems that things are wrapped up, with the line being dropped from WWE’s history. The company could have handled this worse and now it seems to be over.
What do you think of the change? What is next for Damage CTRL? Let us know in the comments below.
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