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WITH Extreme Rules just days away, the superstars of Raw have thrown out the rulebook for some unpredictable and exciting action last night. Here are five things we learnt from the 'go home' edition of Raw. Roman Reigns flies over the top rope on Monday Niight Raw Roman Reigns and Bobby Lashley can’t wait to get extreme Ahead of their match this Sunday, Roman called out Bobby Lashley for a showdown. As expected, it quickly turned into an all-out brawl. Raw GM Kurt Angle stood helpless at the top of the ramp as superstars piled out from the locker room to separate the two men. WWE tries these realistic brawls every now and then, with varying degrees of success. Roman Reigns and Bobby Lashley go for each other WWE Superstars try to separate Reigns and Lashley The crowd seemed into it for the most part, but it was lacking the legitimacy and edge of similar segments – such as Brock Lesnar and Samoa Joe’s pull-apart last year. Reigns saved it when he took a spectacular dive over ...

16th June 2018, 6:00 pm == DIFFERENT city, different stadium, same old story. Six series in South Africa, six defeats. If SunSport could copy last week’s match report into this one, you would know no difference. Getty Images England blew another lead as they lost to South Africa again A double-figure lead was thrown away again. It was 21-points in Jo’Burg and another 12 here in Bloem. Oh, another yellow card too - this time Nathan Hughes the guilty man as England self-destructed. And if England didn't know the Afrkiaans for fight before kick-off, they do now. It was the perfect game for this ferocious crowd. In the Afrikaans heartland, crazy Springboks fans were decked out in animal skin suits and dear-stalking camo. They wanted blood sports. And they got. Getty Images South Africa came back to run out 23-12 winners Their superb Springboks sensed it too and they were fuelled by passion in the raucous Free State Stadium. When England lost lynchpin Billy Vunipola through injury j...