Block 3:

One performer who does have consistency is Paul Heyman. Heyman cut another terrific promo last night and although it might have looked like Heyman flat out buried Jinder Mahal, Taz points out that by the time this program is over Heyman will help Mahal more than he hurts him.

A listener calls into the show and says he couldn’t believe WWE put Balor in that situation last night. Taz agrees and says he thought Balor was going to return from injury and go straight into the Universal Title picture, challenging Lesnar for the Championship that he never truly lost. WWE seems to be unsure which route they want to take with Balor right now.

Taz says it didn’t surprise him that WWE brought so much attention to Smackdown Live being the ‘B’ show because that’s simply the truth. He says it has been that way for years and he’s not sure if it’ll ever change, but he recalls the Smackdown roster in the early 2000’s giving RAW a run for its money while he was commentating there with Michael Cole.