Post by Urethra Franklin on Dec 20, 2016 0:03:55 GMT -5
...was that the Braun Strowman attacks made it feel like a cohesive show.
Too often it seems like it's a bunch of different segments of guys appearing independently of one another, rather than the actual RAW brand of the WWE. Rarely does the WWE get across the idea that this is one universe (pardon the pun) where Charlotte vs. Sasha, Enzo/Cass vs. Rusev and Neville/Kendrick vs. Swann/TJP are happening together. It always seems like all of these different, disparate storylines just happen to occur in the same building on the same TV show.
We saw Strowman earlier in the evening when he interrupted a Sin Cara/Titus O'Neill match. Strowman isn't feuding with either guy, but he made his issue with Zayn/Foley one that now affects everybody else. When he interfered in the main event, he made it even more apparent.
It brought a cohesiveness to the show that harkened back to the Attitude Era and I thought it was great.
Too often it seems like it's a bunch of different segments of guys appearing independently of one another, rather than the actual RAW brand of the WWE. Rarely does the WWE get across the idea that this is one universe (pardon the pun) where Charlotte vs. Sasha, Enzo/Cass vs. Rusev and Neville/Kendrick vs. Swann/TJP are happening together. It always seems like all of these different, disparate storylines just happen to occur in the same building on the same TV show.
We saw Strowman earlier in the evening when he interrupted a Sin Cara/Titus O'Neill match. Strowman isn't feuding with either guy, but he made his issue with Zayn/Foley one that now affects everybody else. When he interfered in the main event, he made it even more apparent.
It brought a cohesiveness to the show that harkened back to the Attitude Era and I thought it was great.
