5 Reasons why Dolph Ziggler turned babyface against Drew McIntyre on RAW

Modified Dec 04, 2018 03:38 GMT

Why is Ziggler a good guy all of a sudden?

#1 To shake things up on RAW and make the show interesting again

RAW has been the same old show, week after week

Last week, Dolph Ziggler and Seth Rollins had a fantastic match. However, it was a match that we'd seen so many times that it did not feel exciting at all. This week's match between Ziggler and McIntyre felt a lot fresher, even though it wasn't nearly as good as the match from last week. When you shake things up, everything just feels a lot more exciting.

RAW has been suffering from low viewership these days. One way to make the show interesting is to shake things up. By having Ziggler turn babyface, I believe WWE managed to do that this week.

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I am confident that the two men will have a great feud in weeks to follow. I'm curious to see what the future holds for both men.

Let's hope that Ziggler's babyface run is just as good as his heel run was, with McIntyre as his bodyguard.

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