Best And Worst of RAW Before Survivor Series

Modified Nov 13, 2018 05:43 GMT

By the end of the night, I was quite entertained

#1 Worst: Tamina Snuka

Snuka just does not seem ready for the big time yet

The Women's Division in WWE has come a long way since its inception, in terms of in-ring work. I just think Tamina Snuka is not nearly as good as some of the others in the division. I like the fact that she's getting a push. But somehow, she's not believable as a legit baddie.

She's got a great look and of course, the right genetics. Somehow, her work in the ring does not seem as good as it ideally should be. Her splash from the turnbuckle, in particular, does not look good.

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Tamina’s splash looks like your first attempt at throwing your own paper airplane as a kid. #RAW
— BITLOST Andrew (@FIDRAM35) November 13, 2018

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There are many women in NXT right now that can do a better job in the ring than her. I do hope it's just a question of nerves and that she can get her act together soon.

The women's division is hungry and it's quite easy to get lost.

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