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#1: The backstage segments added a lot of momentum to this week's episode
Aside from the Firefly Fun House skit, I believe there were two segments that stood out from others and added a lot of momentum to the show.
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The first one was when Braun Strowman trashed Sami Zayn into a pile of garbage, as a garbage truck did the honours a few seconds later (in the picture).
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Honestly, the best version of Braun Strowman was when he was booked as an unstoppable monster who integrated backstage props during some insane segments. Last night served as a reminder of that unstoppable monster.
WWE needs that version of Braun Strowman to create controversy every now and then.
On the other hand, the Miz-Shane McMahon backstage chase was impressively produced. Go watch that bit again. From the camera angles to the sudden shots as well as Charly Caruso's interruption was refreshing to watch.
This shows that backstage segments can sometimes add more value to a wrestling show than a wrestling match itself!
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