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WWE Monday Night Raw Preview, Latest News: Cena And Ambrose Team Up as Hulk Hogan Returns

Virginia D'Cruz October 20, 2014 03:55 PM EST

WWE Monday Night Raw got a lot more interesting a couple of weeks ago when The Rock made a surprise visit and stole the limelight. Since then there has been a lot of speculation about his return and whether he will be back for Wrestlemania.

Coming back to the current events on Monday Night Raw, last week saw John Cena and Dean Ambrose take on Usous, Stardust and Goldust. That match, which was supposed to happen in Hell In a Cell with Cena going against Ambrose, was instead moved to last week.

In the bout, Cena and Ambrose came out victorious, and Ambrose went on to claim the right to wrestle Seth Rollins in Hell in a Cell which happens next Sunday. According to Newsitem.com the match between Ambrose and Rollins in Hell in a Cell is something that WWE audiences were dying to see.

As for this week's Monday Night Raw, it is will take place in Kansas City and feature John Cena in a Handicap Street Fight. In it Cena and Ambrose will face Kane, Rollins and Orton of The Authority.

Also Hulk Hogan is going to make an appearance this Monday which will also feature the setting up of the final combinations for Hell in a Cell.

This is going to be Hogan's second appearance on RAW in the past few weeks. After The Rock's appearance helped boost ratings for the show, which had been sliding lately, WWE is no doubt hoping that the return of Hogan will also work in their favor.

Finally WWE's world champion, Brock Lesnar, is not going to be making an appearance any time soon and it looks like he will not be returning to the ring in 2014. The Post and Courier notes that his absence is due to his contract limiting the amount of times he fights in a year.

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