WWE Raw Results: Highlights, Analysis, and Grades for May 15

Source: WWE.com

Bray Wyatt vs. Seth Rollins

Result: Seth Rollins defeated Bray Wyatt via disqualification

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars

All night, we kept hearing about our “two big main events.” Balor-Reigns was a phenomenal match, while this one was just a match.

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For the life of me, I can’t figure out why Seth Rollins has just been so blah lately. He’s got this tremendous ability, and the fans want to go nuts for him. But there’s something between the presentation and the execution that just makes him the dullest thing going. It’s frustrating on this end, so I can only imagine how WWE feels about it.

Meanwhile, Bray Wyatt is the poster child for “missed opportunity.” Every time Wyatt takes a step forward, it’s almost immediately followed by 17 steps backward. Bray becomes world champion? TIME FOR A MID MATCH POWERPOINT PRESENTATION ON THE APRON.

The whole match was just kind of there. Nothing super special, a painfully obvious DQ finish, and no consequence for anything. The most interesting part of the segment was Samoa Joe facing off with Wyatt.

So after the end of the first show, since the Fatal Five Way was announced, we have Finn Balor standing tall after the announcement, but he immediately loses to a banged up Roman Reigns. Then Seth Rollins has the upper hand on Bray Wyatt, but Samoa Joe murks him, only to eat a Sister Abigail. That leaves Bray standing tall as the show goes off the air. Clearly, no one is going to stand out from the pack anytime soon.

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