Meanwhile, the Comeback enumerated five of the worst happening on the WWE as a result of the brand split.
The first one is Sami Zayn getting lost in the shuffle. It is really baffling because Zayn was picked 11th overall in the draft. Yet based on television time, it’s as if he was the 50th.
Second is the Cesaro and Sheamus best-of-seven series that ended in a draw. They had Cesaro beat Sheamus in back-to-back weeks on “Monday Night Raw.” The rivalry seemed like it was over, yet Raw GM Mick Foley put them in a best-of-seven series to determine physical dominance.
Third is that there are just too many square matches. The squash match was a big part of pro wrestling television in the 1980s and into the early 1990s as well. Then WCW launched “Nitro” in 1995 and put on competitive matches every show, so WWE felt the need to match them.
The fourth one is about Finn Balor’s shoulder injury. Balor was the greatest superstar in NXT history. He was there for about two years. Then he was the third pick for Raw and the fifth pick overall, even though he had never appeared on the main roster before.
The fifth sees the “Monday Night Raw” still in Raw that revolves around Triple H when he is not own.