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- Null Island
So according to Stephanie McMahon, her and Triple H's oldest daughter Aurora is already doing some basic wrestling training. Could amount to nothing in the long term, but then again, ┐( ͡° ʖ̯ ͡°)┌
Jeff Hardy with another DUI arrest
People aren't seeing the big picture for Kofi losing the WWE Heavyweight title at all. Kofi has proven himself as a main eventer for something that is not sports focused. Having him, Bray Wyatt, Seth Rollins in that main event picture on Raw is worth way more than having him twiddling his thumbs while Lesnar, Velasquez, eventually Reigns, and maybe a couple others rightfully hoist the WWE World Heavyweight Championship scene. Kneejerk as always, it's sad and funny at the same time.After watching all the shows this week I think Raw was really the only weak one and that mostly came down to how it ended.
Raw - Pretty good episode apart from Miz TV and the stupid Lashley/Lana/Rusev angle.
AEW- Great start, still some growing pains but they seem to be learning, which is great.
NXT - Another solid episode, love to see that Finn Balor and Tommaso Ciampa are both back.
Smackdown - The Rock's segment was great and didn't feel like the 20 minutes it lasted. I'm not a fan of how Kofi lost, but him losing was a given as The New Day doesn't seem to fit with the sports image Smackdown is supposedly moving towards.
Next week should be another interesting one with the draft and seeing how the Wednesday shows pan out now that both have their debut's out of the way. Not to mention HiaC is this Sunday, which still only has 3 matches. It feels weird having a strangely empty WWE PPV card considering they're usually overcrowded.
Edit: I love the reactions online as well, people take wrestling way too seriously.
People aren't seeing the big picture for Kofi losing the WWE Heavyweight title at all.
I didn't see Kofi as super entertaining as the champion, to be completely honest. He was shoehorned in where Mustafa Ali should have been and got a rocketship to the top, and it felt super uninspired when he got there. Not saying Lesnar is usually better, but for the first time since Goldberg's time with the Universal title, I've been pulled in full to see what Lesnar does. A SmackDown with Lesnar, Velasquez, Reigns, Nakamura as headliners, yes please.To an extent I can't really blame them since it doesn't always seem like the WWE sees the big picture either. However in this case I'm willing to give the WWE the benefit of the doubt since even him losing via squash could fit into a long-term arc by it making him want to prove to himself and everyone else that he isn't a one-hit wonder.
Granted I can also see him sinking back to where he was before, but it's far too early to say what way WWE will go with Kofi and that is what makes me continue to tune in. You can't blame them for not doing long-term storytelling when you're not even willing to stick around to see how it plays out.
I don't care what you guys say, Kofi deserved so much better than what he got,
The whole main event was bad for me, I had no idea who Velazquez was until Cole said
Acording to twitter, people are chanting "REFUND" & (beep) you Vince, and "RESTART THE MATCH!!". People are heated and with a good reason...