That's because his face turn is built on a foundation of selfishness. He was perfectly willing to let Triple H screw both Roman and KO out of the belt (heck he even had a heelish smile on his face when it looked like KO was about to get pedigreed). But since Triple H screwed HIM instead, now he's angry and we're…

But he isn't. Roman started this fight, Roman acts like a thug and makes petty insults that even a schoolyard bully would roll their eyes at, Roman constantly beats Rusev down, and they're really vague on his motives. Also he's just comes across as a smug jerk most of the time.
There's a reason why, despite having…

And he insults Rusev's penis size, and makes pseudo-sexist comments towards Rusev's wife. In Vinny Mac-Land, that makes him the big hero of this piece.

I don't have a problem with them referencing her fangirl nature, or her using Eddie-like tactics on occasion. But, much like Rey Mysterio's push towards the belt, they're overdoing it and it's just getting awkward. Only it's worse here because at least Rey was genuinely one of Eddie's closest friends for years and…

If they really thought that Brock was going to get booed in Minnesota, then they're more foolish than I thought. That's like trying to get Bret Hart booed in Montreal, it ain't gonna happen.

It's the only feud on the card that feels even kind of personal and natural.

Alexa didn't "reassert her dominance." She still lost in like five minutes to a fill-in on a PPV. And losing at a PPV>>winning on a random episode of SDL.

They brought her up, she beats Dana repeatedly. She beats Charlotte while Charlotte is the champion clean (so yeah, she already IS on Charlotte's level). And then suddenly, she just starts eating pins constantly out of nowhere. It's basically a 180 degree story shift and it feels off.
And I don't want her to have…

It's less about Goldberg specifically and more about me just being tired of Brock's schtick.

I don't really care for them going the "I want to be a journalist" route with Kara. It just leans at little too close to "now you're really just making her the female Superman" for my tastes. But other than that, it was really good.

Personally, I'd put Hogan (even despite the problem that he caused later on), Sting, Flair, and maybe Dusty as well over Goldberg, easily.

I have no interest in seeing AJ join the list of full-timers being jobbed out to Brock. So unless they'd book him to win, and fat chance of that happening, keep him FAR away from Brock.

I think that Bayley was trying to salvage things as best she could by making it look liker her not being able to kick out of, well a nothing finisher was due to an injury. So if that is the case, then kudos to her for at least making the attempt.

The problem is, the "looks" gimmick works for someone like Eva Marie because that's ALL she's got. She's terrible in the ring and horrible on the mic, so her whole gimmick is essentially "I'm hot, but I'll do everything possible to get out of having to actually compete because I'm terrible at it."

-Dana Brooke botches the ending of a match, and makes Bayley look like a chump in the process. And speaking of Bayley, all of her momentum from early on when she debuted, gone now.

Neither of them had good material to work with, so it's hard for me to really blame either of them.

I'm betting on Alex (whom I think is more likely to be bi should they end up going the LGBT route with her) would have something going on with Lena Luthor.

They weren't using Paige well even before her injury and other issues. Summer Raw is pretty much non-existent at this point, and Alicia Fox is a jobber basically.
Hey if you think that they'd use Asuka well on Raw, then more power to you. I don't because they've given me no reason to.

Doesn't matter if it was a freak spot of not. The point still stands that we could have maybe gotten to at least see Balor on the main roster for awhile before it happened.

True, I can give them Nakamura for that reason. But he shouldn't be down there for years. He should be called up by Wrestlmania-time, or immediately after, at the latest. But with guys like Joe, Roode, Aries, etc, if AJ could debut straight onto the main roster, then there was no reason why those guys couldn't have…