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#4 Weak Storyline
This entire storyline started with the most recent Superstar Shake-Up when Vince McMahon announced Elias as the Greatest Acquisition in SmackDown history. Not to everyone's surprise, Roman Reigns rained on Elias's parade and pounced on McMahon with a Superman Punch.
In the following weeks, Shane McMahon, being a great son, avenged his father's humiliation by attacking Reigns and joining forces with Drew McIntyre. Ever since, this feud just seems to be never-ending. At Stomping Grounds, when Reigns beat McIntyre, the fans thought that this feud was done with. But to their dismay, Reigns was pitted against Shane and McIntyre in a handicap match the following night.
A feud of this calibre, that should have been ended, didn't need The Undertaker to be injected into it. This move has certainly helped in pushing this feud on until another PPV but does this feud really need to go on any longer?
