6 Ups And 8 Downs From Last Night's WWE Raw (March 28th)

By Scott Carlson /

5. A Pull-Apart (Yawn) Brawl

Another of WWE€™s favorite fallbacks for ways to build interest in a feud or match is to have a massive pull-apart brawl between participants. It looks like there€™s so much hatred that the match can barely stand it €“ or so it€™s supposed to seem.

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At times, this can work really well toward selling a match. But in other cases, it can be really boring and forced. Monday€™s brawl between Triple H and Roman Reigns of course was supposed to be the former, drawing people into their world title feud that can€™t be contained. Instead, we just saw everyone else on the roster play second fiddle to the two wrestlers, serving as faceless soldiers.

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The only fun part of the brawl was Reigns hitting a no-hands tope, but beyond that, it was a pretty boring (from an excitement perspective) battle. There just didn€™t seem to be a big hatred between the two.