WWE Extreme Rules 2022: 10 Nightmares That Could Come True
7. Braun Strowman Squashes More Tag-Teams
Some things are certain under Triple H's watchful eye: Raw is a much easier show to watch (although Monday was a slight wobble), he's not quite finished with the post-Vince McMahon wrestler comebacks and Braun Strowman will mow down many in the tag-team division for unknown reasons.
Please don't let that continue at Extreme Rules.
The card is six matches strong, and every single one of them has merit. Shoving some handicap effort on the undercard doesn't exactly fit the "Extreme" description, and it'd just generally be rubbish to see burly Braun blaze through Alpha Academy, Los Lotharios or any other poor duo on the books.
Trips is a traditionalist, so it's somewhat surprising that he's having Strowman treat the tag ranks like a hunting ground anyway. Why is this even happening? It's not like Braun is going to win either set of tag belts on his own. Oh...oh God. They wouldn't, would they?!