7 Ups And 5 Downs From WWE Great Balls Of Fire
2. Feuding Over God Status
Listening to the announcers explain why Bray Wyatt and Seth Rollins are feuding makes you wish for the days when Booker T and Edge battled over a Japanese shampoo commercial.
Bray fancies himself a god; Seth thinks that’s BS. There it is in a nutshell.
But we get an entire feud based around that. The match itself was fine, although not unlike anything we’ve seen before. Both men hit their usual moves, with a couple decent near-falls. In the end, Rollins lost his cool pursuing Wyatt, allowing Bray to use a thumb to the eye (every god’s go-to move) and a Sister Abigail ended his night.
We’ll probably have to endure a rematch to even things out now. The matches will be fine, but it almost would be better if they were fighting simply to become #1 contender or to move up in the rankings for the WWE Universal Championship. It’s infinitely simpler, but it also makes infinite more sense, and the matches would actually mean something.