WWE Backlash 2017: 3 Booking Decisions to Avoid
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2. Give The Usos and Breezango Time
On the last Smackdown before WWE Backlash, Breezango and the Usos shined with their promo time.
Judging from social media’s reaction and even the comments on the WWE uploaded YouTube video, people loved the ‘Fashion Files’ segment and the Usos promo.
Breezango have gotten themselves into the position Heath Slater and Rhyno were in last year. Similar to Slater and Rhyno, Breezango have become popular comedic faces that are finally getting a chance.
And with the Usos — getting rid of their face paint and vibrant clothing might have been the best thing to happen to them. Their cops-and-robbers schtick was golden.
The worst booking decision for everyone involved would be to not give the match enough time to showcase both teams.
It can be expected that the main event, the US Title Match, and possibly the Nakamura/Ziggler match would be long matches — possibly 20 minutes or just under.
Breezango and the Usos are solid wrestlers, they just need a match longer than ten minutes so that both teams can equally showcase to the fans that the Smackdown tag team division will prosper.
The biggest booking mistake this match could have is not making it a serious match — they could possibly make it more about the fashion violations rather than the wrestling.
Both teams need to look strong out there.