WWE Raw preview, March 27, 2017: Goldberg and Brock Lesnar make one last stop before their epic encounter at WrestleMania

They call Philadelphia the “City of Brotherly Love,” but there will be no love lost between Universal Champion Goldberg
and Brock Lesnar when they meet one final time before their cataclysmic clash at WrestleMania. What havoc will these behemoths
unleash just six nights before The Ultimate Thrill Ride? Plus, will Seth Rollins sign Triple H’s Hold Harmless Agreement
and agree to battle The Game in a Non-Sanctioned Match at WrestleMania, against doctors’ orders?

Goldberg and Brock Lesnar, under the same roof

Universal Champion Goldberg has exuded confidence during his recent encounters with Brock Lesnar, but after absorbing
a ring-shaking F-5 the night after WWE Fastlane, the WCW icon might not be as sure of himself when he stands across the
ring from The Beast Incarnate at WrestleMania, where Raw’s most elite prize will be on the line.
Six nights before The Ultimate Thrill Ride that is WrestleMania 33, Goldberg and Lesnar’s paths will cross in Philadelphia.
Will these raging bulls lock horns on the final Raw before their battle on The Grandest Stage of Them All?

Will Seth Rollins sign Triple H’s Hold Harmless Agreement?

Even though his doctors shudder at the thought, the recently injured Seth Rollins is set on coming to WrestleMania
to settle the score with Triple H, the man who masterminded Samoa Joe’s assault on The Architect’s right knee back in January.
Because of that heinous ambush, Rollins was expected to miss this year’s WrestleMania entirely — and Triple H’s subsequent
assault on the injured knee earlier this month only bolstered those doubts. Yet, in light of the WWE Universe’s continued
support for The Architect, The Game has extended an offer to the would-be “Kingslayer”: If Rollins signs a Hold Harmless
Agreement this coming Monday night, he will face The Cerebral Assassin in a Non-Sanctioned Match at WrestleMania.
Should Rollins sign the document, neither Triple H nor WWE will be legally responsible for what happens to the recovering
Superstar. Is Rollins willing to risk it all for the chance at retribution against The King of Kings? We’ll find out on Raw.

Bayley & Sasha battle Charlotte & Nia

It’s not often that one goes into WrestleMania as both a champion and an underdog, but that seems to be the case for Bayley.
After being defeated by both Sasha Banks and Nia Jax in recent weeks, what could have been a one-on-one title defense against
Charlotte Flair first transformed into a perilous Fatal 4-Way Match, and then a Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match following a
pre-Raw announcement.
Slated to team with The Boss against Charlotte & Nia, The Huggable One will need to pick up some key momentum before the biggest
match of her career during The Ultimate Thrill Ride. Can Bayley’s positive attitude propel her past her recent defeats as
WrestleMania fast approaches?

Raw left without a General Manager

This past Monday night, Raw Commissioner Stephanie McMahon unceremoniously ousted General Manager Mick Foley, using
the two words that seem to come naturally to members of her family: “You’re fired!”
Now, mere days before WrestleMania, Raw is left without a GM, and with so many high-profile Team Red matches at The Ultimate
Thrill Ride on April 2, one wonders if Stephanie is looking for someone new to quickly fill the vacant position, or if she
will take on the responsibilities of running the show herself, as she did on Monday after Foley was forced to leave the building.
Either way, Raw’s management — or lack thereof — should prove interesting in Philadelphia this Monday night.

Can Chris Jericho get even with Kevin Owens following last week’s attack?

On a special edition of “The Highlight Reel,” United States Champion Chris Jericho exposed Kevin Owens as a longtime
“Fan of Jericho” who idolized The Ayatollah of Rock ‘n’ Rollah as a teenager. This revelation didn’t exactly sit well with
The Prizefighter, who ambushed his former best friend before destroying “The List of Jericho.”
Moments later, Owens told WWE.com that even though he was entertained by Jericho growing up, their U.S. Title Match at
WrestleMania “is not going to be about entertainment” and that the WWE Universe will be “absolutely disturbed” by what he
does to Jericho. Given Owens’ actions and harsh words this past Monday night, how will the U.S. Champion respond in Philadelphia?

Has The Undertaker gotten inside Roman Reigns’ head?

The Undertaker emerged in Brooklyn to strike fear into the heart of Roman Reigns, but The Big Dog was ready, delivering
a thunderous Spear that left The Deadman dazed … but only for a moment.
Like a scene out of a slasher flick, The Undertaker snapped up from the supine position and rose to his feet, letting
The Big Dog know, in no uncertain terms, that it will take more than a Spear to keep The Phenom off his feet. As an eerie mist
surrounded him on the entrance ramp, Reigns gazed awestruck at his otherworldly WrestleMania opponent. Perhaps this isn’t
Reigns’ yard after all.
Don’t miss the final Monday Night Raw before WrestleMania 33 at 8/7 C on USA Network. Then, after Raw, tune in to WWE Network
for WWE 24: WrestleMania Monday, which takes you behind-the-curtain of the raucous night after WrestleMania 32, featuring AJ
Styles, Enzo Amore, Big Cass, The Miz and Maryse.