Bad Blood was bad IMO, not average. I would not pay for it if I knew what I knew now. The only thing I really liked was the HIAC, but once again that was not what you would expect from a HIAC match. I do have to say that HHH is a good hardcore brawler, though. But hey, look who he learned from. Mick Foley walked him through their feud and how to introduce and sell barbed wire. Thats what a hardcore match should be. Not justb a mindless aray of trash can lid shots and literal "garbage" matches.
The WWE just doesn't seem to be going anywhere anymore. There doesn't look to be any real direction to the storylines or logic to the booking.
Perfect example: HHH. Now I'm not going to bury HHH here> I actually think he has been working really hard lately and has put on a nice string of matches (he also looks to have lost a little weight, which probably has something to do with it). What I am referring to is that there is no where to go with him anymore. He has been put over EVERYONE except for Goldberg, and with the way that Goldberg is being received a Goldberg title push might just kill the company. Who is going to carry the Raw flag into the future as a face champion? Heel champs don't work, expept with 2 notable exceptions (The Rock, but the draw was Austin being repeatedly screwed by Vince McMahon and still overcoming it, and Superstar Billy Gram, and thats just because no one had ever seen anything quite like him before).
Lets face it, even though I feel HHH has been doing a good job lately, he isn't drawing fans back to the product or creating new ones. But he has systematically annihilated almost every contender and sent them packing to the mid-card (Booker T the most recent additojn to the long list, who has gone from the Main Event to not even being able to win the InterContinental Championship).
Lets loom at the champs: HHH... heel. Christian... heel. La Resistance *cough*... sorry i vomited a little there... heel.
And the WWE wonders why they're not making any money...
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