WWE And TNA: 7 Worst Moments Of The Week (Dec 20)

By Andrew Soucek /

5. Consistency Can Be Okay

As stated before, Roman€™s title win was a pretty good moment. The company had an overall solid 24 hours that seemed to win over quite a few fans. But something that was missing in all that feel goodness was some consistent writing. Namely, since when would the Sheamus character not only willingly challenge Roman to a match, but also put his title on the line? Ever since Sheamus turned, he€™s become a coward (strange, since he used to be one of the bravest babyfaces on the roster) and often runs from a fight, and will only attack from behind or with a numbers advantage. But out of nowhere, he was so pissed off that he challenged Roman later on in the night, which just seemed like a way to get the belt off of him as soon as possible. It was a simple fix to make too, just have Vince McMahon get so annoyed at Reigns that he forces Sheamus to fight him and put the title on the line so he can shut up. But in WWE, why do something that€™s simple when you can instead be lazy? Also WWE, don't tell us Roman is going to be on Sports Center the following night. Kind of gives away who is going to win the main event.