WWE And TNA: 7 Worst Moments Of The Week (Sept. 6)

5. All About The Game

Sting vs. Seth Rollins should feel like a big match. This is going to be Sting€™s second match ever in a WWE ring, and it€™s truly something we€™ve never seen before, and probably never see again. But both men are preoccupied with someone else. A man that only wrestles between one and three times a year. Their boss, The Game, HHH. Why can€™t Sting just come back and want to shut Seth up and take his title? Why is he kissing Hunter€™s butt cheeks? Apparently The Stinger€™s memory is terrible, because on Raw he kept going on and on about how much he respects Hunter...despite the fact that he tried to murder him with a sledgehammer at WrestleMania. As of yet, Seth has never tried to kill Sting, so shouldn€™t he respect him a little more? Even if this is just a case of mind games, the COO doesn€™t need to be involved in this story at all. It just gets makes things muddled. As long as The Authority has been around, there has been way too much inner-turmoil. The bickering between them never ends. It just can€™t be a plain one-on-one storyline, and it drags everything down. Once again, Steph and Hunter are out to get Seth, who they constantly treat like a child, and it makes him seem more sympathetic. He has to fight Cena and Sting in the same night? How is that fair? And why did Steph act like she didn€™t have a choice? Since when can a wrestler declare the exact date of their rematch? Stephanie also agreed that Seth Rollins isn€™t half the man her husband is. What an awful way to build up the top heel in the company, by claiming that someone whose prime was in 2000 is better than the champion. No wonder the ratings stink, because we€™re constantly being told that the best days were years ago. But hey, it strokes HHH€™s ego, so that€™s best for business right?