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Big Cass delivered a statement during his highly anticipated return to WWE’s “Monday Night Raw” following a nearly eight-year hiatus from the promotion. The wrestler capitalized on his comeback by attacking Je’Von Evans immediately after Evans secured a victory over Ethan Page, setting an aggressive tone for his reentry into the company.
During a backstage interview with Jackie Redmond, Cass reflected on his lengthy absence from the ring. “Eight years. I was left for dead in the dirt. Eight years it took me to get back here from rock bottom,” he stated, before targeting Evans and declaring his intentions. “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.”
The Monday episode featured multiple high-profile returns beyond Cass, with Becky Lynch emerging during a Women’s World Championship storyline. Lynch appeared after Roxanne Perez’s match against Sol Ruca ended in disqualification when Liv Morgan attempted to interfere, signaling her pursuit of Morgan’s recently defended title following SummerSlam.
Stephanie Vaquer also made her presence known, chasing Morgan back into the ring and dispensing retribution against the champion and her Judgment Day associates. The confrontation concluded with Lynch and Vaquer facing off in the ring, establishing both competitors as potential title contenders vying for Morgan’s championship.
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