5 matches that have been done too many times

It is becoming repetitive and boring
It is becoming repetitive and boring

WWE is the largest wrestling company when it comes to size and content production. This wrestling conglomerate has taken over the wrestling scene for quite some time now. But, in recent times we can see a downfall in the areas of quality of the programming and the viewership which is directly related to each other.

The programming is plagued with problems like the imbalance of star power, imbalance of characters, biased push, lack of storylines and producing below average weekly shows. One problem which is the cause of this average programming is repetitive matches.

Some matches have been repeated so many times over few months that the fanbase has started leaving the live shows halfway which is not only hampering the brand's reputation, but it is also jeopardizing the trust of the fanbase on the company. Here are few matches which the Universe is tired of watching.


#5 New Day vs The Bar

WWE has to pay attention towards its tag team division
WWE has to pay attention towards its tag team division

The tag team division of WWE is in a huge dilemma because of poor booking and lack of creative decisions. The Bar and New Day are on the SmackDown Live brand where these two teams have competed so many times that even if they put up a good match, the crowd is least interested in it. WWE needs to put either one of them on RAW and mix things up in the tag team division.

Both, The Bar and The New Day have fought against each other many times. The creatives try pushing The Usos once in a while, but even that combination is dull and monotonous. On RAW this week, we heard Banks and Bayley talk about the Women Tag Team Division, but if the men's tag team division is in this condition, setting up a Women's Tag Team division will be an act of imprudence.

#4 Bobby Lashley vs Elias

This feud is getting mixed responses
This feud is getting mixed responses

Bobby Roode and Elias have gone against each a number of times in the past few weeks. The only good coming out of these matches is that we can see Elias improving his in-ring skills gradually.

They are up against each other every week, and the feud is becoming boring because there is no storytelling involved. The feud is flat and lacks any 'out of the box' moments. At this rate, there is nothing WWE can do to intrigue viewers and pull this rivalry on for one more PPV.

Due to Elias' mic-skills and Lio Rush's ringside entertainment, this feud is still alive, but seeing them compete against each other every single week has become repetitive and tedious for fans.

They have been getting mixed responses from the critiques and analysts, but WWE has proved that this feud is yet another mid-card feud which has emerged due to lack of content.

#3 Natalya vs Ruby Riott

A string of these matches are making the feud pointless
A string of these matches are making the feud pointless

Natalya vs The Riott Squad especially Ruby Riott is an angle which has been shown several times over the past few months. This feud is flat, has zero storytelling, and all they do is go against each other or interrupt each other's matches every week.

This week on RAW, The Riott Squad attacked Natalya before her tag team match even started. Last week, when Natalya tried saving Rousey from Nia Jax and Tamina, The Riott Squad took her out in a brutal manner.

This storyline is all about thrashing the babyface, and there is no other progress in the feud. For this below average feud, they exploited Jim Neidhart's name and destroyed his signature glasses. Such actions are only contributing towards disrespect for the departed soul

The creatives should either take this feud seriously, or they should give them different directions as Ruby Riott is performing very well as a heel, and giving her a push can bring in positive results.

#2 Finn Balor vs Baron Corbin

WWE needs to push Balor efficiently
WWE needs to push Balor efficiently

Another match that the fanbase is tired of watching is Balor vs Corbin. They have gone against each other since Money in the Bank earlier this year. Balor and Corbin have faced each other umpteen number of times and a majority number of times, we have seen that Balor has lost the match against The Lone Wolf. This has damaged his credibility immensely, and that has also contributed to his current mid-card status.

WWE can do a lot with Balor. Balor has the right connect with the crowd, and he can be pushed as the top babyface in the absence of Roman Reigns. Recently, RAW has seen a flood of heels and a scarcity of babyfaces. Balor ticks all the boxes when it comes to being a top babyface.

The WWE Universe is tired of seeing Corbin against Balor. It has become dull and monotonous. They should try doing something very creative with both the Superstars who are very capable of performing their jobs brilliantly.

#1 Seth Rollins vs Dolph Ziggler

These matches need to end
These matches need to end

The only factor which made last week's RAW watchable was the match between Seth Rollins and Dolph Ziggler. Not because it was a great angle, but because of the match that the two of them produced together.

The match was amazing, and the chemistry between the two wrestlers was out of the world. But, the question staring at our faces is how many times the two of them will go up against each other.

Since The Shield vs Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler feud has started, the two of them have fought against each other too many times which has made their pairing boring. When The Kingslayer announced the return of his open challenges, the crowd expected a lot from it. There was a huge discussion as to who will answer his open challenge.

Many said that an NXT wrestler will make his debut while some said that Lars Sullivan, WWE's new free agent will make his RAW debut by answering this challenge. A huge part of the crowd thought that Bray Wyatt will make his return by answering this challenge. But, all the speculations were proved wrong when WWE decided to show their lethargy in creativity and made Ziggler to answer his challenge.

The crowd was majorly disappointed when Ziggler made his entry, but they compensated everyone's disappointment with an amazing match. But, that is not an excuse for lack of creativity and content. WWE should stop these monotonous matches immediately if they want to improve the quality of their product.

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