Bobby Lashley On Raw

Unfortunately if Lashley wants to feud with the top guys beyond Roman or Cena, he needs a heel turn. Heel Lashley vs Strowman would be great, same with guys like Rollins or Ambrose. Beyond that he's sort of in that gap just after Raw's top tier where you face a sudden drop to Corbin.

A heel turn would be a good move for Lashley, as Tom said he will always be behind Roman and Strowman(I don’t think Braun’s heel turn if he has actually turned heel will be longterm) in the ranks, plus I think Lashley may find his niche as a heel especially if they give him Heyman as a mouthpiece. Bobby is not a great promo guy and I’m sure he would admit that himself but he is great at looking menacing while someone else could be talking him up, he could chime in with a few short sharp to the point comments to put a stamp on the points of the promo. Effectively he would be booked similar to Lesnar but at least Lashley would be there full-time.

Raw needs a couple more good heels, they are babyface heavy, this is a move that would make sense.

I was using your words on heel and baby face Tom. Everything changes. There is no right or wrong here. Sorry I struck a cord with you. When most often B list superstars leave or fade out for whatever reason at least they will have had your support and I'm sure that makes them sleep better at night.

Tom Colohue wrote: Unfortunately if Lashley wants to feud with the top guys beyond Roman or Cena, he needs a heel turn.

Dean Ambrose (c) vs. Seth Rollins vs. Bobby Lashley: This one is a triple threat match with No DQs. This one spills outside early on, but Rollins quickly brings Ambrose back in the ring and hits a flying cross body off the top for a two count. Lashley comes back in the ring now, and he briefly joins forces with Ambrose to double team Rollins. Rollins starts to fight back, but Lashley shuts him down with a big spinebuster. Ambrose dumps Lashley out of the ring, then Rollins takes out Ambrose. Lio Rush gets involved and distracts Rollins. Meanwhile at ringside, Lashley slams Ambrose on the floor and Ambrose is hurt. Back in the ring, Lashley works over Rollins on the mat now. Ambrose comes in and briefly double teams Lashley with Rollins. They both stomp on Lashley and pummel on him. They clothesline Lashley to the outside, then they roll out and grab the ring steps and nail Lashley with them. Back in the ring, Ambrose and Rollins trade strikes now, and Rollins hits a Falcon Arrow. Rollins pins, but Lio Rush runs in and breaks it up. Rollins chases Rush around, and Ambrose ends up kicking Rush out of the ring. Lashley looks for a spear on Ambrose, but Rollins takes them both out. Ambrose ends up dumping Rollins outside, then he goes up top. Rollins runs up and grabs Ambrose, but then Lashley runs over and picks up Rollins in the electric chair position. Ambrose goes flying off the top for the Doomsday Device on Rollins. Rollins seems to land on his feet, so he superkicks Lashley and then Ambrose. Lio Rush gets involved and Rollins falls out to ringside. Lashley hits the spear on Ambrose for the three count. Winner & new Intercontinental Champion: Bobby Lashley - Bobby and Lio Rush celebrate with the IC Title belt after the match.

WOW that's a shocker. Never thought we'd see a title change!!!