Title This WWE Raw Country Reaction November 18th, 2013

November 19, 2013

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Dolph Ziggler defeated Damien Sandow in a basic street fight with instruments. I really laughed a few times in the match because of the mocking that Ziggler did by strutting. The match was entertaining. I will not deny this, but is this what WWE really wants to do with talented guys like Ziggler and Sandow? Who would've thought Ziggler, a guy who loses time and time again, would beat Sandow? I sure did not think this was going to happen. The storyline for both of these guys is about as blank as a sheet of paper. There is no essence to them right now. That is a damn shame. I wonder if this was just thrown together to save time. Alberto Del Rio needs to go away and Sandow needs to feud with Cena.

Grade: B-

Why Cena and Del Rio Is NOT Interesting

I want to give credit where credit is due. This is the most interested I have been in with the World Heavyweight Championship. Del Rio and Cena have a perfect storyline to believe. Believability is the first huge step towards making a good feud great. John Cena comes out and cuts a promo, only to get interrupted by Del Rio. John Cena tricks Del Rio thinking his arm is hurt more than it is. They brawl until Del Rio escapes.

That being said, there is NOBODY that believes Alberto Del Rio will beat John Cena. Maybe they needed a stipulation to make it different from a month ago. John Cena has carried this feud on his back because of his injury. Where is the drama? Where is the cliffhangers? This is not interesting when you know how it will end. THAT is a huge problem with WWE booking guys month after month against John Cena.

Grade: B

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