With an estimated attendance of around 40,000 expected to be at the Alamodome this Sunday in San Antonio Texas, the 30th Anniversary of the Royal Rumble might possibly be the biggest one yet. And we do mean that quite literally, considering Superstars such as Brock Lesnar, The Undertaker, The Big Show, Goldberg, and Braun Strowman are just some of the names confirmed to be tossing people around.

With only one week left to build to the event, Monday Night RAW and SmackDown Live delivered in giving us some pretty big moments. And of course, some not-so-big moments. Read on as we bring to you the five best and five worst moments this week in WWE.

5. WORST - The Undertaker!

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Undertaker's gong struck just as Brock Lesnar and Goldberg were about to murder each other and out came The Undertaker. Yes. All three legends in the same ring at the same time. Lesnar. Goldberg. AND THE UNDERTAKER. How could you go wrong?

All they did was stare at each other for a few seconds though. Then RAW went off the air.

Although you could argue that this was all that was needed to sell the pay-per-view, something more would have been nice. Anything more really. Did anyone else think it was abrupt? I wonder if WWE originally planned to end RAW this way, or if all three men showed up to the arena and were all like "nah, I'm not getting physical tonight."

5. BEST - The Big Show Scares Braun Strowman Away

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Braun Strowman doesn't fight people his own size. And that's fair. Most bullies don't.

The Big Show made his grand return to Monday Night RAW to walk to the ring and stare intimidatingly at Braun Strowman. Because that's what wrestlers do. They either wrestle or they intimidatingly stare. Big Show chose the latter, and Strowman chose to run away just like he did last week with Brock Lesnar.

4. WORST - The Cruiserweights

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Other than the main title feud involving Neville and Rich Swann, RAW keeps throwing Cruiserweights in random matches that involve either an umbrella or Drew Gulak losing.

For real though, the Cruiserweight matches on RAW haven't been telling much of a story because it seems they rely on 205 Live to tell the story. Except if RAW isn't telling a story, we're not going to care to watch 205 Live the next night, ya know? And let's get rid of the purple ropes, shall we? Lets start treating these guys as equals. What if Tony Nese challenges Seth Rollins to a match one day? Do they make half the ropes purple?

4. BEST - Mickie James

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Mickie James revealed her motivations on SmackDown like a psychopath in a Who-Done-It movie. Sick and tired of the women of today thinking they're the ones to revolutionize women's wrestling, she stated she was defeating Hall Of Famers over a decade ago and it's time the women of today (like Alexa Bliss) begin treating her with respect. The women's revolution is over, and the reinvention of Mickie James is just getting started.

3. WORST - Universally Predictable

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Roman Reigns opened up RAW, talked. Kevin Owens and Chris Jericho interrupted his talking to talk. United States Championship match between Reigns and Jericho happened for the millionth time. Match came to an end due to disqualification for the millionth time.

#thatisall

3. BEST - This Visual Though

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Yes, Reigns, Owens, and Jericho are involved in one of the most boring feuds ever, but a cool moment did manage to sneak its way in. After the United States Championship match, Reigns locked Owens into the shake cage and as it lifted into the rafters, Chris Jericho latched on as it rose him into the air like an elevator. And then...

BAM! Roman Reigns SUPERMAN PUNCHED Jericho in mid air. Because he's Superman!

2. WORST - Carmella Takes James Ellsworth Shopping

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Carmella took James Ellsworth shopping because apparently his only outfit is his wrestling gear. He even wears his tights in public as if he's a character on WWE 2K17. I think this was supposed to be funny, but it wasn't. Some better editing could have saved this a bit. Quick cuts go a long way. Don't let a unfunny scene drag.

2. BEST - The Destruction Of The Wyatt Family

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Randy Orton and Luke Harper battled for Bray Wyatt's respect in an impressive match to kick off SmackDown Live this week. In the end, RKO OUT OF NOWHERE happened and Harper swallowed the loss, only for his buddy Wyatt to hit him with a Sister Abigail after it was all said and done. How rude. Way to kick a man while he's down, Bray.

What does this mean? Is Harper out of the family? Or was Wyatt just showing some tough love?

1. WORST - Mick Foley's Lack Of Power

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Mick Foley's the General Manager of RAW, but he kind of just lets Stephanie McMahon call all the shots. If she disagrees with anything he does, she overrules it and that's that. Why can't Mick Foley challenge her more and try to overrule her overrulings?

For example, he wanted to put Sami Zayn into the Rumble but Stephanie made sure (over a speaker telephone) it could only happen if he defeated Seth Rollins. Why couldn't he have just said, "Uh, no, Steph. You're not even here. Stop calling me" and hang up on her?

1. BEST - Seth Rollins vs. Sami Zayn

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You don't always need to have a face vs. heel match to tell a compelling story. Seth Rollins and Sami Zayn proved that on Monday with the best match of the week. The stakes were simple, yet effective. If Zayn lost, he wouldn't earn a spot in the Rumble. If he won, he would take Rollins' spot. You know, because Mick Foley is the worst thing of the week. But from the worst came the best, as the match had great back and forth action that lead to...

BOOOOM... TIME TO PLAY THE GAME...

Triple H's music blasting through the arena, shaking Seth Rollins off his game just enough to allow Sami Zayn to sneak in the 1, 2, 3. Rollins is out and Zayn is in!

Will Sami Zayn win the Rumble this Sunday? #No

Until next week! Lets hope the Royal Rumble delivers some bests and not some worsts!