Thread: World Wrestling Entertainment Presents: Royal Rumble 2022, 29 Jan 22
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Old 02-01-2022, 08:05 AM   #827
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Originally Posted by Mr. Nerfect View Post


Casual fans do exist. And believe it or not, there are regular WWE viewers that like Shane, or at least respond to the McMahon family drama. There are plenty of people who like Cesaro too. But how many Royal Rumbles has he been in, where he comes storming down, looking peachy keen, to hit a couple of European uppercuts, swing a person or two then get dunked out? I remember him being in the 2015 Rumble.



That's what he's been "written into" though isn't it? Again, this is why it "isn't for me" anymore. I still watched the Rumble because it is usually quite good and one of the last things I watch, WWE wise. It was bland AF this year.



This year it was just another event, really. No one was surprised by anything and the results wouldn't have been different if you had a #1 contender tourney on RAW or some other weak stuff. Rollins was the star of the night for the Rumble PPV, given his showing.
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