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#3 Taking the spotlight off the heat and putting it on the #Heel
The night began with Kofi Kingston calling out Brock Lesnar to cash in on him. Seth Rollins came out instead and both men made their case until The Beast Incarnate showed up.
Lesnar managed to taunt both the champions and build further heat, while Paul Heyman stated that the two were not announcing anything yet because of Rollins ruining their fun.
While the segment turned out to be a solid one, it was ruined by WWE trying to stretch it too long and putting in too many superstars into the mix.
After Rollins and Lesnar left, Dolph Ziggler attacked the WWE Champion from behind and tried to lay him out again. Xavier Woods tried to make the save, but his character has lost appeal in recent weeks since Kofi won the Championship and Big E suffered an injury.
Instead of making the mistake of letting Heel Ziggler attack right away, WWE could have waited until SmackDown to continue the build towards their match.
The latter part of the segment only reminded fans that Kofi already has an opponent for Super ShowDown, while Rollins is wide open for a match.
