WWE Clash of Champions 2016 provides the Raw brand its first chance to impress in a show-specific pay-per-view, much as Backlash did for SmackDown Live on Sept. 11.
Unlike Backlash, which featured only six matches over the span of two-and-a-half hours, Clash of Champions has a more robust card, no doubt a product of Raw having an expanded roster. Whether that is a blessing or curse has yet to be decided. Part of Backlash's success was its ability to give more ring time to Superstars, thereby focusing more on the action inside the squared circle.
On paper, Sunday's card features an impressive lineup, with a solid mix of championship bouts and filler matches that should entertain. At the time of publication, the c...
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