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#1 A step away from the PG Era
One interesting observation at Money in the Bank was the unexpected blood that we saw on TV. Firstly we saw Samoa Joe bleed freely after his quick match with Rey Mysterio, and then we saw the Freak, Lars Sullivan with blood flowing from his head during his attack on the Lucha House Party. Blood is something which is seen rarely these days on TV, and WWE not trying to hide the blood at Money in the Bank might be a sign of huge changes to come.
The introduction of the Hardcore title would mean that WWE will be showing more and more of blood and gruesome spots on TV, something which would definitely not be PG. With the arrival of a new top competitor in AEW, Vince might just decide to tame down the PG aspect of the product and make it edgier.
Who do you think should be the first Hardcore Champion if the title is announced tomorrow? Do let me know your opinions and views in the comments section below.
