Vince Russo’s The Brand Recap – RAW & Smackdown Live Analysis, WWE Burying Their Talents, ‘Selective’ Drug Testing, More!

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Russo is sure that Jason Jordan is going to turn heel soon and reveal the truth that he’s not actually Angle’s son, but that reveal won’t be half as meaningful as it should have been because the writing has been terrible throughout this entire angle. After the first couple of weeks, Jordan and Angle have hardly been seen together and they haven’t been able to form a real bond.

Vito says that Jordan simply isn’t ready, and that’s why he’s having such a hard time getting over with the WWE Universe as a babyface. Bolin mentions that Jordan has a tremendous body, but teaming up with Shelton Benjamin would be a better spot for him right now instead of continuing this singles run.

Russo says that Bayley is having a very difficult time with promos right now and he believes WWE needs to put a lot of focus on improving her promos, or they simply shouldn’t let her talk.

Russo says he’s sick and tired of the commentators burying Enzo Amore, and he doesn’t understand what that accomplishes. He says he can’t wait until the story comes out that Enzo jumped Corey Graves backstage and ‘jacked him up’ for the way Graves has been burying him on commentary.

Speaking about the end of RAW, Russo doesn’t understand the logic of Smackdown Live sending three men (The New Day) into the RAW show, where there was an entire locker room of wrestlers to fight them. To this point, he doesn’t understand why all the wrestlers in the ring, specifically Seth Rollins, were selling The New Day’s promo like it was the scariest thing in the world. Just the four RAW wrestlers in the ring would have been enough to outnumber The New Day.

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