7 mistakes WWE made on Raw this week (18 February 2019)

#1 Losing Steam Fast

This rivalry is losing momentum

The Universal Title may be the least important title in the WWE according to many fans who are sick of Brock Lesnar's terrible reigns as the holder of Raw's top prize. And while Lesnar does not look interested in making his reign anything more than what we see, WWE is dropping the ball in making his challenger Seth Rollins interesting enough to root for in this fued.

Many fans have said it in the past and keep saying it until today. Seth Rollins is better as a heel than a babyface, and its sort of hard to disagree with that statement, as WWE is not doing a splendid job of making Seth a convincing hero in his quest for the Universal Championship.

This week on Raw, we were treated to the same old tired promo by Lesnar's advocate Paul Heyman who told the audience things you have heard a million times before, and while those video packages about Lesnar's career was very well put together, it doesn't distract us from the fact that this programme between Lesnar and Rollins is a really disappointing narrative as each week goes by.

Instead of understanding what it means to Rollins to get back into the main event of Wrestlemania and what it means to be challenging for the World Title after a few years, all we hear from Rollins is how Brock Lesnar is ruining Raw, and that one note promo is not going to blow the roof of the building in any arena around the world.

WWE needs to add more depth, emotion and stakes to the build of this programme, as now it feels like match incomplete due to its emotionless booking, and that needs to change.