Title This: WWE Smackdown Reaction 3-1

March 3, 2013

The Main Event

Randy Orton vs. The Big Show ended when The Shield came out. I find it interesting and confusing at the same time that The Big Show is booked like this. We did not see him for a few weeks after losing to Alberto Del Rio, but gets in the main event of Smackdown. There is so many inconsistencies in the show, and we do not see Dolph Ziggler either. It seems to be a rotating door of main event heels. Randy Orton and The Shield are the bigger story, with Sheamus coming out to help Randy from being attacked. The Shield focus their attention to the two biggest faces of Smackdown.

-The Big Show punches Roman Reigns. He then attacks Randy Orton, but Sheamus hits him with a Brogue Kick. If they want to add Show with Sheamus and Orton to face The Shield, I am strongly against it. Do we really care about Big Show to the point that he should go back to being a face? Also, why would he get upset at The Shield for trying to help him out? The Shield never attacks heels, only faces. Big Show is a heel, so keep it that way. He has lost multiple times to Del Rio, while The Shield just defeated Cena, Sheamus, and Ryback. All these guys are MUCH more believable to beat The Shield than a guy who tapped out last month. I hate the fact that this match will have Big Show because they have nothing else for him to do.

Grade: B

Smackdown Grade: B

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