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#1 Worst: Encouraging a raucous crowd
It is pitiful just how hungry for attention the crowd at Brooklyn was. Trolls dominated the audience and they distracted from the attention in the ring for the duration of the show's final hour. Finn Balor and Jason Jordan put on a great match, that went off the track because the crowd had their own thing going. The main event match, that should have been a big deal in its own right, was a dismal affair because the crowd would be caught up in their own little game, while it was on. The worst part was how Michael Cole shrugged off their actions on commentary, calling it all fun and games.
We were many miles away from the arena, watching the show on TV. The crowd was disrespectful to the superstars who were risking life and limb for their benefit and spoiled the proceedings for everyone watching the action, from all around the world. It's all WWE's fault, making a big deal out of the 'Raw after Wrestlemania' crowd and setting a bad example.
