Enzo and Cass Get Clubbed
Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows come out to attack Enzo and Cass before their match against Bo Dallas and Curtis Axel. A good attack from the guys who desperately need to keep turning up the heat. What better way than attacking two of the most over guys in all of WWE? I would really enjoy these teams feuding against one another until WWE clears up the Sheamus/Cesaro and New Day feud. I am always a fan of depth in the tag team division and tonight showed you that they have plenty of options. What is the best option, though? After this feud, can we see Anderson/Gallows get ANOTHER shot at New Day? Will they even be champions by that time? Maybe, just maybe, The New Day needs to drop the titles after the record is broken in some sort of a Fatal Four Way match at Survivor Series.
A String of Useless Segments
Speaking of tag teams, Neville and Sami Zayn paired up together to dispose of Bo Dallas and Curtis Axel. As you would expect, there was not much drama or action and the only highlight was Neville’s finisher. RAW has hit a dry spot in the night, not having too many important or intriguing stories back to back.
The night rolled on with uninteresting characters. Insert R-Truth vs. Titus O’Neil in a match that was quick, unimportant and did NOTHING for either of them. The Titus Brand is new, right? WWE, if they cared about it, would not have him lose twice in a row and to guys that haven’t really won since Nam. Since this was a waste of time, I expected WWE to give us something good.
Well, I really enjoy Braun Strowman and what they are trying to do but tonight should have been someone important to work with and not two more jamoches. He squashes two guys in under a minute and warns Foley once more. If they give him Mark Henry or The Big Show, I will be livid. I hope they find someone or something better for him to fight because he does have some untapped potential.
