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WWE Bad Blood Being Built on Empty Hype and Exhausting Angles (ep.875)
Sep 12, 2024 ·
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WWE Bad Blood Being Built on Empty Hype and Exhausting Angles (ep.875)
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* Wyatt Sicks ended American Made's run, now what? WWE has a habit of dropping storylines abruptly. * Judgment Day storyline continues with Rhea Ripley injured, adding to the group's...
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* Wyatt Sicks ended American Made's run, now what? WWE has a habit of dropping storylines abruptly.
* Judgment Day storyline continues with Rhea Ripley injured, adding to the group's long list of nonsensical plot points.
* Jey Uso seems underutilized despite being part of the Intercontinental Title picture, proving yet again that WWE doesn't know how to handle tag team wrestlers going solo.
* Bret Hart's appearance felt more like a way to trigger Sami Zayn's attack on Gunther, a predictable move considering WWE's love for cheap pops.
* Pure Fusion Collective matches feel like filler content, another indication that WWE creative is struggling to produce compelling storylines.
* Adam Pierce's informal address to the commentators is noticeable, perhaps another subtle dig at Vince McMahon's micromanagement tendencies.
* Braun Strowman faces three smaller opponents, with Jey Uso's role unclear, further highlighting WWE's tendency to create confusing multi-person matches.
* CM Punk's return and a World Tag Team Title match are the highlights for next week's Raw, let's just hope WWE doesn't ruin it with their usual brand of nonsensical booking.
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* Judgment Day storyline continues with Rhea Ripley injured, adding to the group's long list of nonsensical plot points.
* Jey Uso seems underutilized despite being part of the Intercontinental Title picture, proving yet again that WWE doesn't know how to handle tag team wrestlers going solo.
* Bret Hart's appearance felt more like a way to trigger Sami Zayn's attack on Gunther, a predictable move considering WWE's love for cheap pops.
* Pure Fusion Collective matches feel like filler content, another indication that WWE creative is struggling to produce compelling storylines.
* Adam Pierce's informal address to the commentators is noticeable, perhaps another subtle dig at Vince McMahon's micromanagement tendencies.
* Braun Strowman faces three smaller opponents, with Jey Uso's role unclear, further highlighting WWE's tendency to create confusing multi-person matches.
* CM Punk's return and a World Tag Team Title match are the highlights for next week's Raw, let's just hope WWE doesn't ruin it with their usual brand of nonsensical booking.
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