I'm excited to get back into the reviews; hopefully they give me some good stuff.
That said, this title may only be involved in their storyline for about five minutes, so maybe I'm worried about nothing.
Why was Rey given an opportunity that was harder than Ricochet was? Am I to understand there is some sort of ranking system that these competitors fall under?
The other wrestlers will have an obvious dilemma, which can lead to some great TV moments, if done right. Who WILL take this title off of Maria? Who CAN take this title off of Maria?
The plot hole here is when Maria confronted Titus. It's a plot hole because she called Titus the first-ever 24/7 Champion, and NOBODY would really remember that. I'm not sure even Titus remembers that.
There's no reason for me to support and appreciate Becky for her near-villainous actions. She's just kind of coming off as conceited.
What is the shared goal of the O.C.'s members? Why do they exist?
Makes a lot sense.
I like Natty having a bit of a mean streak, but there's still not much for me to hold on to. There's not a clear cut heel and face, which would be okay if the plot highlighted the subtleties.
But there isn't that, it's just two wrestlers talking shit and trying to back it up; but they're not saying anything with much value to it.
This was seemingly designed to get sympathy for Seth, and I'm sure it worked for some.
It has been rumored that WWE is going to go back to edgier content, and this is a start.
I don't know that I'm much more interested in the outcome of their SummerSlam match, but maybe I'll get there.
I'm not sure why the involvement of many storylines though. Unpredictable doesn't have to mean random.
Not bad. That seemed to be the overall theme for the night. Hopefully, in the weeks to come, we can get to "good".
Thanks for reading; I'll be back next week for more!
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