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#1 Worst: Matches we've seen before
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I review Impact Wrestling every week, and they have a significantly smaller roster than WWE does, but yet their matches feel fresh. And WWE somehow, even with the roster that they have, make their matches feel like we've seen them several times already.
Not only was this the case with Strowman and Rollins, but also with Baron Corbin and Chad Gable, which thankfully delivered. And because neither match had a clean finish per se, I'm certain that we haven't seen the last of either of these clashes, ladies, and gentlemen.
Thankfully, we see a Rollins vs. Mysterio match next week which feels fresh and while I get the fact that WWE wants to save the big matches, I wonder why we haven't seen it before. Why repeat the same match for months on end when you have such a great roster of talent?
It defies all reasonable explanation.
