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#2 Samoa Joe, the good guy
Samoa Joe was being himself once again on RAW this week as he stood on the announcer's table and berated the commentators for assuming that he had anything to do with the attack on Roman Reigns on SmackDown last week.
While the segment seemed to be extremely puzzling at first, it turned into something much better going ahead. After calling Reigns out a few times, The Samoan Submission specialist headed backstage to find Reign getting out of his car, only for a car to run straight into the Big Dog's car and drive off.
This visibly injured The Big Dog, and instead of taking advantage of the situation, Joe actually seemed concerned for the man he was berating a few minutes back as he called for medical help.
Not only did this segment momentarily clear Joe’s name in the case of Reigns’ attacker, but this also brought about a new side of Joe which we’ve never seen in WWE before. If WWE plans to turn him face soon, this seems to be the perfect start.
