WWE And TNA: 7 Worst Moments Of The Week (Jan 31)

7. We Need Rules!

Everyone who competes in the Royal Rumble is a big, dumb idiot. Everyone! If you are entered into the match, why in the hell would you actually get in the ring willingly? As the announcers pointed out, there€™s no disqualification, so really, every wrestler whose music is played should just sit at ringside until all 30 men are out, and THEN the match should begin. Just an hour of nothing. Somehow, Miz was the only one smart enough to take advantage of these lack of rules. The Rumble can be awesome, but the company makes it hard to get invested in it at times. For example, The Wyatt Family ganged up on Brock Lesnar after he€™d been eliminated and threw him over the top rope. The refs have no problem with this. This is dumb, and it makes Brock look like a corporate hack. Otherwise, he should have got back in the ring, and tossed out the leader of the guys who threw him out. But he didn€™t. He just walked to the back and accepted his fate, and then probably ate a Jimmy John's sub. To make things logically consistent, just DON€™T let anyone who has been eliminated come back in the ring. Come up with a rule that they will be suspended for a month, or are fined $100,000 or can€™t appear in any anti-bullying ads if they do. Have a rule that states if a wrestler doesn€™t get in the ring by the time the next person€™s music hits then they€™re disqualified. Make the match seem sacred in that sense. Sure, you can still have goofy entrants (I€™m still mad there was no Disco Inferno, now that A.J. Styles has debuted, he's the biggest name to have never been in WWE!), but have some laws, otherwise the entire roster looks like fools for not even bothering to win.