#2 Blurring those heel/babyface lines
A quick reminder that Apollo Crews is the babyface in this rivalry and Dolph Ziggler is actually the heel. However, jumping The Showoff from behind as he made his way to the ring is hardly a tactic that a traditional crowd favourite would utilise.
But then again, this entire heel turn for Dolph has been received awkwardly by the crowd. There were times that Ziggler would get cheered for attacking Kalisto with a chair and he has had matches booked in which he’d be on the wrong side of a handicap situation.
Apollo Crews lost this match when he was crotched onto a set up chair - which totally makes sense as a heel move for Dolph. That was at least done right. WWE should be more consistent in how they present these guys.
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