>>19221871See, that's the thing. Wrestling is tough. It's not easy to put on a good match if you don't know what you're doing. It's really easy to point to people who are amateurs or new having bad matches, or people whose match turns into a shoot.
When you work in WWE, though, you're at the top of the game. You're supposed to have that certain something that sets you apart from your less experienced peers. You're supposed to be good. And when you're in a match in the biggest show for the biggest company, there's really no excuse to have as big a stinker as the Usos did.
