JD never split, Rhea & Priest just left.
Nia & Tiffany was entertaining to who exactly?
The New Day stuff doesn't even count since they did absolutely nothing with them for weeks after it happened.
I'll give you Liv she & Dom excelled as the white trash waffle house parking lot brawling couple.
Bloodline 2.0 never really felt solid imo.
Nothing Bronson does outside of taking Roman's shoes(the first time) is interesting.
Chelsea is great character wrestler.
1. You know what I mean. It actually made SummerSlam interesting because they set it up months ago and paid it off in a way that made everyone feel important. That was the most over Damian's been in his whole career.
2. It was a great dynamic, having Nia as the dominant champion and Tiffany as her pet. Earlier today, I realized that Tiffany works best as a supporting character or a co-lead. When they gave her the title, they made her the main character and she doesn't work in that position. She's the annoying little sister, the cheerleader. Being with Nia allowed her to play into that and hid how green she was.
3. Anything they did afterwards doesn't make the turn itself terrible. The segment was fantastic and had a great twist. "Yeah, you broke your neck. So, what?" was a quotable moment. It's on Triple H to keep the momentum rolling and he didn't, but I'm not going to dock points off the initial turn because it ended up not paying off.
4. They wasted the potential of that storyline. Roman/Solo should have been at WrestleMania. Jacob's face turn should have come later. They rushed everything for that corny Netflix premiere and left everyone with no direction coming out of it.
5. I agree, but once again, that initial segment was fantastic. It immediately made me take him seriously when I barely knew who he was. Him getting injured at Survivor Series killed the momentum he was building up, and when he came back, they made him the number three to a guy he tried to put in the grave. Their explanation was bullshyt and it stepped on everything Bronson was supposed to be last year. Like Cody said, "THEY'RE GOONS."
