Beneath the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, WWE Raw brought its carnival of ambition and spectacle to Paris, where a King of the Ring tournament began separating the inevitable from the hopeful. Oba Femi announced himself as a force of nature, Penta delivered a dream match that lived up to its billing, and the bracket slowly revealed its shape — each victory a small argument about who belongs at the top of the mountain. These tournaments have always been less about crowns than about the stories we tell ourselves about destiny, and Paris offered a night rich enough to sustain that belief.
WWE Raw from Paris: Oba Femi dominates KOTR quarterfinals as Penta retains IC title
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