That was the best RAW in years, and the four way matches were awesome. I bet those guys are sore today after all of that. I actually found it interesting enough to sit and watch all three hours, non DVR'd. I wanted to see Finn Balor, and when they said he'd be in the main event, I knew I was watching.
I don't think Smackdown had a creative team, outside of replays of RAW and whatever Roaddogg could think up. That was part of the problem.
I meant WWE as a whole. Everything from the Draft, PPV, Raw, and SD this week has been a breath of fresh air. They've legitimately surprised me at least 2-3 times since the draft. I'm expecting them to regress back to bad habits, but I really hope not.
And my kids are none too happy about it. I'm the only one in my house who doesn't like Cena, my wife likes him also. It makes me sick.
Yeah, I understand and I think a lot of people are in that same boat. I'll still sing "John Cena Sucks" as loud as I can when his music hits, but now it's more because it's fun to do so rather than because I actively hate him. This could all change again when they start pushing him to break the World Title record before he retires, but I think the combination of how he handled the US Title and seeing someone like Roman Reigns get a push made me appreciate Cena just enough.
