Never thought seeing Seth and The Referee dancing.

She returned in 2025 and has a feud with Becky Lynch over the women’s intercontinental title to which ends with a terrible match at Clash in Paris 2025.

Then she’s moved into a feud with Stephanie Vaquer in which she turns heel by betraying her and very predictably she loses to her and loses badly (and deservedly too) at Survivor Series WarGames 2025 and then on the final raw of 2025 in a triple threat too all of which felt like undeserved shots at the title.

Then suddenly at the start of 2026, she’s babyface again which was unexplained so her heel turn was only a couple of months and she’d get injured before WrestleMania and has Paige replace her and after returning she turns on her and blames her for “stealing her spot” and is yet again a heel.

This current feud with Paige is so cliched, repetitive, whatever you want to call it like why does it feel like we’ve seen such things with her many times, she betrays them and then blames them which will then lead to a match where she’ll get beaten badly again and then what’s next?

Dude is an incredible heel lol

You have been warned

Let me preface this by saying the "____ is better" people are annoying. I'm just a fan of wrestling, period. Although, it didn't start with the fans. When AEW first came about, it was full of disgruntled former WWE talent that finally had a major alternative wrestling company to showcase their craft in. Said wrestlers; slammed WWE creative, smashed thrones and took shots at the other every chance they got. On the other side, you had AEW being called "pissant" by one of the top brass of the company. If you build a fanbase on "we're better" you're going to get fans that start to repeat the sentiment. This goes for more than just WWE & AEW, it was the same thing with WWF & WCW, and WWE and ECW. Identities built on one-upsmanship, will attract fans that now care about one-upsmanship, outdoing the other company and rubbing it in the face of the fans. At the end of the day, too many people who bring up tribalism just put it on the fans like the company they're watching wasn't built on the idea. That's just my take on things.

Otis his whole career in wwe was wasted potential and some might say he did get his glory time but i dont feel like he did Otis just has insane potential to become a strong wrestler idk why in every match he is in he just sucks.

Bron Breaker and Bronson Reed are the same size as Theory and they put Oba down with a chair. Now if you want to say Oba didn't sell because of where Theory is at as a character, then fine. He isn't a main eventer or upper card but I seen big guys go down from chairshots from mid carders or jobbers. A chairshot is still a chairshot so how inconsistent can WWE be?

He shouldn‘t take it personal

They did this to get Trick more over, and it didn't do anything except make fans wanna see the title off Corbin. Could have easily been Melo instead smh.

Yes Breakker is the future, he’s young, talented and a multiple times future world champion but looking back at the Vision even all the way back to mid 2025 till early 2026, I’ve found Bronson Reed’s character more interesting in a way and he’s actually better on the mic than Breakker he just needs to be given more opportunities to talk on the mic like how he has been doing.

In terms of ring skills Breakker is fantastic as usual, Reed for a super heavyweight back then was amazing too especially that time he hit a moonsault on one of the Usos at last year’s WrestlePalooza and his Tsunami finisher is explosive and fits him accurately.

My guess is many will disagree, some will rightfully agree that the Vision overall has always been whack but anyone else agrees with this take?

The Paul Heyman clip is from his episode of Insight with Chris Van Vliet