True, but this is a recurring thing for her. With normal crowds, she's fine. I don't find her to be the brilliant promo that so many others seem to, but she's at least competent. But whenever the crowd gets particularly rowdy/passionate, she seems to genuinely let them get to her and not know how to respond…

The problem is that Stephanie gets to berate and belittle both heel and face alike, and never suffers any real consequences for it. Her promos always seem to be about making her look awesome at the expense of the talent around her. And unlike Vince, who knew that the heel authority figure needed to get their due…

Her matches in NXT showed that she can be a good worker imo. Seriously, reverse Frankensteiner off the top rope is awesome. But she hasn't really gotten the chance to show it off on Raw yet.

Charlotte doesn't do well with rowdy crowds. I've seen this repeatedly, she just doesn't know how to respond to them well it would seem. Sasha, on the other hand, handled it really well with a bit of improvisation (more of that please).

That's one of the frustrating things. A lot of Sasha's best work is when they let her "go off-script" and improvise. She's really quite good at it. And tonight, she showed that she can do it as a babyface as well.

UK crowds have a tendency to chant/sing for things that they like, especially in sporting events, and really boo things that they don't (sorry Roman). I'm not British myself, but I've seen enough stuff to realize this. Also they did pretty much this EXACT chant for Bayley when she was in NXT, so there's precedent…

I'm surprised that the "Alex comes out" thing happened this quickly. I expected it to take at least a few more episodes to happen. Not a complaint mind you, merely an observation.

Zemo wants to "avenge" his innocent family's deaths, by murdering dozens of other innocent people, and putting even more in grave danger (and I'm sure that at least some of these people had families and loved ones as well). All because he blames the Avengers, for Ultron's actions.

True, but from what I've read of Strange, he's not really a jokey/quippy character like that. It's one of those instances where it felt to me like Marvel going "well we're known for having humor/quips in our films, so we HAVE to give Strange some as well." And it just doesn't fit, and that's not the best way to make…

Using Rollins as an example ain't helping, because his title run was horribly booked. I'm just kind of tired of them treating their champions this way. Do something different. They're your freaking champions for goodness sake.

See I feel like it doesn't work because he's still biased in a way that supposed babyface GM's shouldn't be. That's what makes them different from the heels, they don't let their personal feelings affect their judgment. Also Corbin totally has a point that he's done everything asked of him, but Bryan is denying him…

I think that it's more that AJ constantly getting one-upped is wearing thin for some people. Like he's spent most of his title reign getting beaten, or humiliated, or punked out, etc. And even his big win came via DQ when freaking Ellsworth laid him out with a superkick.

It shouldn't be about tenure. It should be about skill and Becky is the most all-around skilled women on the roster. So for me, she should be the captain, period end of story.

All three of them are being either underused/or misused on Raw anyway. So any of them would work for me.

Except for all of the other champions who get to be captains of course, hmm.

You know I really don't like how WWE has essentially reduced #1 contenders matches these days down to "beat the champ, to get a shot at beating the champ again." It makes no sense, and just has your champ take a loss for no reason.

Especially since the IM comparison are already there. They don't need to have Cumberbatch try to quip like RDJ. Cumberbatch can be funny, but not that way.

Their excuse for why she couldn't be Clea, why she had to be a non-powered human character, seems FAR less convincing given what they did with her (IE not much).

Mikkelsen and McAdams both were underused. And their excuse for why she had to play a non-powered LI, seems far less convincing now that I've seen the movie.

In many ways, this is a Marvel films, with all of the positives and negatives that that entails. On the positive side: