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#3 Why are the heels following rules during Street Fights in WWE?
A Street Fight has very simple rules in WWE: There are no rules. The match type is similar to many other match types in WWE, where the usual hardcore rules apply. Naturally, the match has no disqualifications, which means anything goes and Superstars can do whatever they want in order to score a victory.
This week in WWE, fans saw two Tag Team Street Fights take place. The first was a six-man Holiday Street Fight on WWE RAW, while the second took place on WWE NXT for the NXT Tag Team titles.
During both matches, the Superstars involved followed the regular rules of tagging in and tagging out religiously. While the NXT Street Fight saw some chaos at the beginning, the Superstars themselves started following traditional tag rules soon after.
This makes one wonder why the heels were following rules during a Street Fight? Oney Lorcan and Danny Burch could have easily broken the rules as heels to take advantage, and maybe even had Pete Dunne come in and help them win the contest easily.
Similarly, AJ Styles, The Miz, and John Morrison could have used the services of the giant Omos to help them win the match, and could have broken the tagging-in rule to gain an advantage over the babyfaces.
