WWE And TNA: 7 Worst Moments Of The Week (Nov 2)

1. G-G-G-Ghost In The Cell!

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I don’t know about you, but I haven’t been this scared about a wrestling angle since Bray Wyatt had that young child with the deep voice prevent John Cena from putting his feet on the ground in that cage match! I still wake up screaming from that one a couple times a week.

Things got super spooky at Hell in a Cell, when the planet saw its very first ever live ghost on TV. It’s amazing that every news outlet didn’t pick up that story. It looked like the Ghostbusters ghost trap in reverse. Poor little thing, whatever it was. I’m not sure what exactly we were supposed to be witnessing, but I didn’t like it.

To make matters worse, Wyatt interrupting the main event marks two months in a row of pay-per-view main events not providing a clean finish. Wyatt also wasn’t gone long enough to make up for how poorly he was booked the past few months to make his reappearance mean anything. The last time we saw him was just over a month ago in a tag match against Los Matadores. Before that he had lost 6 of his last 7 televised matches! Now we’re supposed to buy him as a main-eventer again? Well, WWE certainly doesn’t, as the Ambrose vs. Wyatt feud was more of an afterthought on Raw than a focal point.

In wrestling’s past, we’ve seen a Yeti, a few vampires, The Boogeyman, a leprechaun, and now a ghost. Unfortunately the supernatural and hand-to-hand combat don’t mix. At least the WWE Network is free in November. That way when a merman interferes in the Survivor Series main event you hopefully won’t be that upset. Time to kick out.