Jim Ross comenta o que aconteceu no Monday Night RAW

O WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross comentou no seu blog o que aconteceu no Monday Night RAW. Eis os highlights:...

- Enjoyed how RAW started and for all the Daniel Bryan conspiracy theorists that were very vocal Sunday night, Bryan's inclusion in segment one and in the last segment of RAW should provide some anxiety relief for those thinking that no one in a decision making position is aware that Daniel Bryan is 'over.'

Trust me, if WWE wanted to bury Bryan he would not have been in both the opening and closing segments of Monday Night RAW. I think that DB fans will be happy when this particular journey reaches its destination no matter how dysfunctional it may seem to be.

- Lesnar was back in nasty, beast mode (is there any other kind?) and he and his advocate Happy Heyman made their presence felt. I wish Lesnar's contractual matters would allow him to appear on more RAW broadcasts as that would help in maximizing Lesnar's earnings along with Heyman's share of the take.

- The Elimination Chamber scenario is a bit confusing as the main event, six man tag could have had much more drama around its presentation. The match itself wasn't bad at all but for what they were fighting for it seemed under promoted.

- I was hoping for a little more from Bray Wyatt after his victory at the Royal Rumble. Nonetheless Wyatt had a really nice 24 hours and has separated himself from the pack.

The 'separation from the pack' theory isn't fool proof nor does it happen quickly. Hopefully, all the newer talents such as the Shield, Wyatts, Big E, etc will be fully rolling by WM31. That's not to say that they can't or shouldn't make a contribution at WM30 but rather the point is that the process takes time and something that many younger talents and fans don't have....patience.