Title This: 2014 WWE Raw Old School Reaction

January 7, 2014

The Undercard

wwe raw old school The Uso's and Rey Mysterio defeated The Wyatt Family. This was the debut of Daniel Bryan teaming up with Luke Harper and Erick Rowan of the Wyatt Family. It was very interesting to see how Daniel Bryan quickly changed his personality and characteristics inside of the ring. Bryan's facial expressions were spot on, his moves changed and became more aggressive than before and he was easily able to change how he is supposed to attack. He needs to continue to shy away from what made him so popular to really get over in this stable. I hated the fact that they lost because this should have been the beginning of something dominant. It looks like they are going to use the "chemistry" angle for the Family. It seems too generic for a stable that has so much intrigue.

Grade: B-

Big E Langston defeated Curtis Axel. I can talk about this match, but it will be the same thing you have read for the past month. Instead, I want to focus on what seems to be a Ryback vs. Langston IC title match in the future. Do we really want to see this match? I am not completely against it, unless it happens at WrestleMania. Ryback cannot carry a feud that long and Langston will not be able to keep it interesting for that long. What is the solution? Royal Rumble. Give them 10 minutes bell to bell and then they both can enter the rumble match.

Grade: C

Alberto Del Rio defeated Sin Cara. Del Rio exacts "revenge" on his two losses against Sin Cara over the past month. Del Rio cuts a promo about winning the Royal Rumble. Get real. Nobody cares about him anymore and WWE giving him one minute to cut a promo means nothing.

Grade: D

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