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#4: The Viking Profits fought a bunch of ninjas in a silly "cinematic" brawl
Before WWE Backlash 2020 got underway, it became apparent that Viking Raiders and Street Profits seemed better as friendly rivals than gritty opponents in WWE.
After all, they have recently been involved in a bunch of silly segments on WWE RAW, and it felt like those segments eventually culminated in the silliest brawl at Backlash.
Yes, it is no secret that fighting a bunch of ninjas and falling into a dumpster is not everybody's cup of tea, and I do believe that not all of their “Anything You Can Do, We Can Do Better” segments have been great.
However, their Backlash brawl was dialed up to the maximum when it comes to fictional entertainment. Akira Tozawa also got a funny spotlight as the leader of a biker gang, and for what its worth, both of the aforementioned tag teams have figured out a way to steal everybody's attention, for better or worse.
Comedy is subjective, but from a personal standpoint, it is intriguing to see how certain WWE fans really love these types of segments, and the other half of the equation simply hates them to death.
So what did you think about this brawl in general?
