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WWE’s Shocking Move: Why The Wyatt Sicks Storyline Just Doesn’t Add Up!

WWE’s Latest RAW Booking for The Wyatt Sicks Leaves Vince Russo Perplexed

WWE recently made a surprising move with the storyline involving The Wyatt Sicks and The Final Testament on RAW, one that didn’t sit well with former WWE writer Vince Russo. He explained why the latest creative twist might have missed the mark.

On Monday Night RAW, after weeks of escalating tension, The Wyatt Sicks and The Final Testament finally clashed in the ring. To everyone’s surprise, Karrion Kross and his faction, with unexpected help from The Miz, managed to overpower The Wyatt Sicks. But Russo argued that WWE’s decision lacked logic and hurt the storyline’s overall impact.

Speaking on Legion of RAW, Russo questioned why WWE chose to have The Wyatt Sicks face off against a faction that hadn’t been built as an intimidating threat. He emphasized that The Final Testament had lost enough times to diminish its credibility as a dangerous heel group. In his opinion, the Wyatt Sicks would have been better suited for a battle against a more dominant, untouchable faction to raise the stakes.

Russo remarked, “This could have worked if they’d been an undefeated, feared heel faction. But The Final Testament has been defeated so many times; they’ve lost their impact. Now, if they had been built up as unstoppable heels with nobody able to touch them, then this match would have generated real excitement. But with how often they’ve lost, it doesn’t make sense for them to be the ones to go after The Wyatt Sicks.”

As tensions rise, The Wyatt Sicks are likely to seek revenge on The Final Testament for Monday’s events. WWE could set the stage for a high-stakes showdown between the two groups at Survivor Series WarGames, which may finally settle the rivalry between these uniquely intense factions.

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