Title This: WWE Smackdown Reaction “Last Stop Before SummerSlam Falls Short”

August 16, 2014

Mark Henry and The Big Show defeated Luke Harper and Erick Rowan

smackdown reaction It looks like WWE wants to build Henry and Show as a tag team. I am kind of against this idea because they are very similar in styles. When you build a tag team, both guys need to be a little different. There is nothing different between Henry and Show. This just shows you that WWE does not have a real division. If they did, The Uso’s would be on the SummerSlam card. They are not because there is nobody legit for them to face. Henry and Show would be better as heels, but they still would run into two guys that are limited in creativity inside the ring.

As for Harper and Rowan, WWE really dropped the ball when NOT giving them the WWE Tag Team Championships. They needed to have something to solidify themselves away from Bray Wyatt. Luke Harper is too good of a talent to be left off the SummerSlam card. The match was decent, with some big blows from both teams. Harper runs in but Show knocks him out, then Show knocks Harper out while Henry holds him, and Henry hits a World’s Strongest Slam for the win.

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Eva Marie defeated AJ Lee

Eva Marie hangs AJ on the ropes to get the advantage. She tries to slap her, but Lee blocks it. AJ hits a running clothesline and a neckbreaker. AJ hits a spinning heel kick and out comes Paige. She skips around the ring and AJ Lee takes out Paige . AJ Lee gets counted out and Paige is tossed all around the ring. AJ Lee shoves her head into the barricade and Eva Marie picks up the win. Paige comes in the ring and hits her finisher. The heel stands tall and this was a really good segment to finish up their feud heading into SummerSlam.

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