WWE’s “Monday Night Raw” showcased some significant returns, creating buzz among wrestling fans. Big Cass, absent from WWE for nearly eight years, made a powerful comeback, causing a stir with his actions.
After being away for almost a decade, Big Cass’ return had been anticipated for weeks. He made an impact by attacking Je’Von Evans during the event in Des Moines, Iowa. Evans had just secured a victory over Ethan Page when Cass struck.
“Eight years. I was left for dead in the dirt. Eight years it took me to get back here from rock bottom,”Cass expressed in an interview.“Je’Von Evans – nothing personal, bro. You were just in the way. Make no mistake about it. I am here to stack bodies. You were just the first. You surely won’t be the last.”
Big Cass was not the only wrestler to make a return on this eventful night. Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer also stepped back into the ring.
Becky Lynch appeared after Roxanne Perez’s match against Sol Ruca, disrupted by Liv Morgan’s interference, leading to Perez’s disqualification. As The Judgment Day targeted Ruca, Lynch intervened. Her intentions were clear: she aimed for Morgan’s Women’s World Championship. Lynch had previously defended her title against Iyo Sky at SummerSlam.
With The Judgment Day departing the ring, Stephanie Vaquer seized the opportunity to make her entrance. She chased Morgan back into the ring, seeking her own form of retribution. In doing so, Vaquer also took down Rodriguez and Perez. The confrontation left two strong contenders, Vaquer and Lynch, in pursuit of Morgan’s championship.
The event underscored the competitive atmosphere within WWE, with returning talents intensifying the race for titles and recognition.

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