7 Ups & 4 Downs From WWE Raw (9 March - Results & Review)

2. A Joke Of A Midcard ‘Stable’

When The Vision formed last year, it was painted as a top-shelf, central stable on Raw. After all, the World Heavyweight Champion and a Hall-of-Fame manager were leading it, with an up-and-coming superstar filling out its ranks.

Adding Bronson Reed gave the group depth and a bit more heft, and although they weren’t the most entertaining group, there seemed to be a clear point to their existence.

Then, the injuries started piling up. When Paul Heyman was stomped out last week, it left Logan Paul and Austin Theory as the last men standing in this joke of a stable. The Vision came out to confront Seth Rollins during Raw's opening segment, and Seth and his masked men danced around and fled while Paul and Theory stood there helplessly, looking like a couple of goofs.

Moments later, LA Knight and the Usos sent them packing, and The Vision wasn’t heard from again. When Heyman and Rollins were part of the group, there was no way they would have showed a** like that and then not gotten a backstage segment to try to recover some of their heat.

Logan and Austin look like a midcard tag team struggling to get screentime, not members of a main event stable. Just pack it in, guys. Unless Bron Breakker is coming back next week and he starts wrecking masked me, this group needs to be deep-sixed.