Watch WWE 'Monday Night Raw' Live Stream Online 12/14/15: What's Next for Roman Reigns?

WWE will air the December 14, 2015 edition of Monday Night Raw from the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, and the episode will contain all the fallout from last night's well-received TLC pay-per-view. The show will air on the USA Network at 8 p.m. Eastern, but if you can't watch there, try here or here - both of these streaming provider links broadcast free live streams but may require downloading a torrent.

So what can we expect tonight?

Last night, Roman Reigns snapped.

He tackled Sheamus, Rusev, and Alberto Del Rio at the same time. He took a chair and clobbered all three men, then pulverized the champion like a piece of meat. Triple H bolted to the ring with a cadre of referees to stop Reigns, and it worked breifly before he once again took the chair and decided to use it liberally on Hunter as his wife, Stephanie McMahon, stood by and watched.

They could have stopped there, but the segment wonderfully just kept rolling along. Reigns tried to powerbomb Triple H through the Spanish announce table, but it didn't break. So he instead chose to channel his new "Eff This" attitude and drive his entire body through Hunter with enough force to break the table.

Surely that was the end, right? Not just yet. Reigns ran one last time from the stage and speared Triple H into a puddle on the floor outside the ring. Reigns knew he had done something crazy, but it didn't matter. This was the last straw. And the fans, the ones who would have eaten him alive just moments earlier, loved it all.

WWE is really at a pivotal moment with Reigns' character at this point, and they need to move forward carefully. If he starts tonight's show with a 10-minute promo, or says a bunch of stupid catchphrases, then it would completely erase all of the progress made last night. But if he hits the ring still angry and attacking everyone in sight, then the fans will have a reason to cheer him.

As if that weren't a hard enough job, tonight's show emanated from the Wells Fargo Center in Philly, which is the same bulding in which Royal Rumble 2015 took place and nearly 20,000 people rioted after Reigns got a shot at the title at WrestleMania 31. If he can get them to cheer for him tonight, then we're in good shape.

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