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#2: The police broke up an "axe-throwing" competition between The Viking Raiders and Street Profits
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Whether you liked this or not, WWE does know how to grab a viewer's attention by silly premises like this one.
I wasn't aware of this until today, but axe-throwing is an actual sport. The Viking Raiders took it one step further by introducing a Viking themed set for this competition. But the whole thing got obnoxious to a point where you knew this segment was supposed to elicit any sort of response from WWE fans.
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They kept cutting to some random person on a horse for no reason at all, and I would be lying if I said the segment didn't earn a few unintentional laughs from my end too.
Apparently, the police broke up this affair right away, even though axe-throwing is an actual sport, it doesn't look like you can just practice it on a lawn with a bunch of Vikings camping nearby.
But the police offer found Ivar to be a "cute" individual, and let them get away with it. The whole premise may have been terrible for many WWE fans, but it certainly succeeded in grabbing one's attention.
