My next criticism is the use of Daniel Bryan. Last week he had a career-defyning face-turn against Randy Orton, and this week he’s flip-flopping by turning on his partner Kane. I don’t get it, and I doubt a lot of fans do either. If Bryan is truly going to feud with Cena at Summerslam, he needs to have a clearly stated stance of heel or face. It’s that simple.
My third criticism of the show is the use of Dolph Ziggler. It appears that Ziggler has also made a face-turn for no apparent reason. I do believe he could be a great “good guy”, however, at this moment I think he could be better utilized as a heel. He could get more ‘big money’ matches.
C.M. Punk was again feuding with Curtis Axel this week. Punk made it clear he did not want to work with Axel, but Heyman wouldn’t listen. This feud is basically just filler until Brock Lesnar shows up. I don’t have a lot of interest in the feud because Axel is so raw. He’s not ready for a push and I’m hoping that he loses the title at Summerslam.
Next week should be interesting, as The Wyatt’s make their debut. They are billed as a sort of Deliverance-style family from the backwoods. The vignettes that have been showing about them the last few weeks are very creepy yet cool. I’m really looking forward to seeing their debut next week.
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