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#1 Worst: The lighting
I love the storyline of The Fiend, how he takes aspects of Superstars whose souls he has claimed. For instance, he attacked Mankind and borrowed The Mandible Claw as his finishing move.
Similarly, after he took Kane out, he borrowed the trademark red lighting that was a creepy feature of Kane's early run. Unfortunately, the lighting makes it very difficult to see, and while it does add a creepy and scary effect to the proceedings, I would have to say that the negatives outweigh the positives quite significiantly indeed.
A lot of things were difficult to see on television in the main event match, at least in my opinion, and I'm sure that the crowd in attendance felt the same. I know what WWE was going for, but I'm not certain that this was the right thing to do, honestly.
But then, WWE redeemed themselves with a great decision.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
