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Cesaro and Kidd are a great act and should really be like Jerishow where they are in the middle of everything up and down the card. You can tell Cesaro is making more of an effort to advance his character, as he's more heelish than I recall him being in the past. Good, but disappointing at the same time, as much for how things have ended up for both of them as the quality of the match itself.
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This was a solid match, but the match on Main Event was better. I wish either of them would have won two straight instead of trading wins but that's the WWE way.
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I feel like I am missing way too much stuff and that it's time for me to spread out my wrestling watching a little more so I can keep up with current wrestling. WWE is a much more pleasant viewing experience when watching the shows Vince doesn't micromanage, as here, you had inoffensive commentary and a match between two opening match guys given plenty of time. They really laid their shots in, which was what stood out to me more than anything. Titus has a really great mean streak. ***
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Will is joined by Dylan Hales (Wrestling Culture) to help WWE assess its current roster. We run down the wrestlers from Adam Rose to Zach Ryder. Who needs to turn face or heel? Who needs to be repackaged? Who should be given their pink slip? We throw in some fantasy booking, honest critiques and some laughs along the way. Later this week, we’ll be back with another panel to discuss more problems facing WWE and how they can fix it. Enjoy! http://placetobenation.com/good-will-wrestling-fixing-the-wwe-part-one/
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