Hulu Releases A Statement On Why The ‘Ultimate Deletion’ Match Was Not Featured On Their Airing Of RAW
The 'Ultimate Deletion' apparently did not air in the arena or on Hulu.
The closing of last week's Monday Night RAW saw "The Great War" commence as Matt Hardy invited Bray Wyatt to the Hardy compound for the 'Ultimate Deletion' match. According to those in attendance in Dallas last Monday night, the match did not air in the arena and instead they were given a singles match between Braun Strowman and Elias.
Also, the match was not featured on Hulu's airing of RAW which is normally available the day after either RAW or SmackDown Live airs. A Twitter user reached out to Hulu to get an answer as to why the 'Ultimate Deletion' was not aired on their streaming service and they responded with that they aired what was given to them by WWE.
“Our rights to WWE content allow us to post pre-formatted 90-minute specials of Raw. We don’t make any edits on our end, but we’ll share the concern about the omitted match with the right team here.”
Last night on RAW, Matt Hardy once again stated that Bray Wyatt has now been "deleted". He would go on to add that he was entering the battle royal who is named after "The great giant known as Andre". To catch up on the rest of the action from last night's RAW, head over to our results article.
