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Modified Feb 08, 2020 05:47 GMT

Goldberg and The Fiend are headed for a collision course

#2 Worst: Not ending Roman Reigns vs. King Corbin

King Corbin vs Roman Reigns in a Steel Cage Match is made official for Super Showdown in Saudi Arabia................................END THIS HORRIBLE FEUD ALREADY!!!! pic.twitter.com/qd4H9VWD0h
— JP (@JPSchay) February 8, 2020

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Honestly, when I saw King Corbin bullying members of the backstage production crew and then fans in the arena, I thought that it was leading to a brand new feud. But it turns out that we'll have to endure the whole Roman Reigns vs. King Corbin ordeal for awhile more until Super ShowDown comes our way at the end of the month. And this is honestly a chore, considering that these two men have pretty much been feuding forever and then some more.

Roman Reigns and King Corbin will always put on great matches but there's only so much of a feud you can take before it gets on your nerves. I thought that the segment with the dog food was a great way to end the whole deal but that was obviously not the case at all. In fact, I'll have to commend RAW and Paul Heyman for keeping things fresh by continually moving the pieces around.

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SmackDown hasn't done nearly as good a job.

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