It was painfully obvious what they tried to do. If you are going to try that strategy why not just have the Rock come in at 30 to help Reigns and have it play out that way.

Everyone here has basically nailed it about what happened and what is happening. The only positive was the triple threat, and how great Rollins was in it. I was a little on the fence about how I felt about him, but he won me over with that match.
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I didn't watch but what I read about last night sounded like a double turn, or the start of one. Brock's getting cheered at mania against anybody on the roster regardless of what they do, so they might as well build as much heat as they can for Reigns. Putting Bryan out early, then having has-beens close out the match with Reigns does that in spades.

Personally I'd have held Bryan out and built him up in February. But they can do what they did last year to get him in a main event. Or have Sheamus squash him again. Which is probably what Vince will do.
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They want Reigns to be the next Cena. They may actually have Lesnar vs Bryan at Fast Lane just for Lesnar to destroy him and garner mega heat.
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The last PPV I watched was TLC shortly after The Shield broke up. Rollins and Ambrose freaking killed their match along with some nice moves from Kofi Kingston. Rollins and Ambrose are unbelievably talented. Lots of fun to watch.

I assume they've decided to push Reigns because he has the size and typical body type that Vince has always considered super star caliber. What a piss poor decision, though. He was always the weaker star of the three in The Shield.

I quit watching after that night because Cena won the belts, and I had Cenanuff of Cena. Looks like it was a wise decision because the WWE doesnt seem to get it.
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was amazingly impressed with Rollins yesterday

good God
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That the next ppv? What a lame name.

We'll see what they set up tonight. And then they'll change their mind 37000 times times by mania.
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A 3 hour studio show? What exactly does that mean?
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Ive never really seen a Rollins performance where he didnt impress me at all. He's got a butt load of talent.

And Ambrose, when I was watching, he just had this "it" factor. Like a Pillman/Austin mixture. Very fun to watch.
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He's amazing in the ring and has really found his stride talking....he's more than ready to be the next top heel after Brock departs.

Last night just cemented that...I hope he cashes in at Mania and wins no matter what happens.
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This :-)
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I've always really liked Ambrose. Glad I'm not the only one.
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Rollins solidified last night that he needs to be the next champion. He has mad skills in ring and he's getting better on the mic. Reigns is garbage. He does three moves and that's it. He has no charisma and he's not even close to be ready
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Sandow, he's been with the WWE for like 10 years too, spent most of his time in developmental. Like right after the Attitude era ended. He is walking proof they waste talent. Spent all those resources training him for years and years and that is the best they can do.
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All of the praise for Rollins as a main event heel is deserved...and says nothing about how good Rollins is at working babyface. Dude is the closest thing to Shawn Michaels since Shawn Michaels.
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Ziggler is the best guy on their roster and they are too stupid to realize it.
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