WWE Power Rankings: Oct. 13, 2015
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1. Seth Rollins
Last Week: 1
Keeping true with this week’s general trend, nothing really changed for Seth Rollins either. I guess that isn’t so bad, considering that he was ranked number one last week, but—shocker—he could’ve done more to warrant remaining at the top.
Seth Rollins has amazed over the past year-and-a-half, and perhaps I’m growing a bit impatient; however, it’d be nice if he started becoming a tad more aggressive in this feud with Kane. Trying to break Kane’s ankle a few weeks ago was a good start, but Rollins has shaken in his boots ever since.
All I want is a little offense. Seth is the current WWE Heavyweight Champion, and after a fair share of successful title defenses, you’d think the guy’s confidence would increase a modicum beyond the superficial egotism of any traditional heel and he’d actually start to man up.
Ugh, this week was a wash. With such a lack of movement, it’s no wonder why ratings have been as low as they have as of late. For everyone’s sake, Seth included, I really hope next week’s go-home show before HIAC gives me some reason to keep ranking these wrestlers instead of declaring it an across-the-board tie.
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