WWE Changes Previously Announced Title Match

It was nice while it lasted. As you might have been able to tell, the situation in WWE have been changing on an almost daily basis. Things keep moving around because there is always something new happening, mainly due to forces outside of the company’s control. That can become tiring for fans, so maybe we should go back to WWE making a change to make things more complicated on their own.

If there is one thing that WWE is known for doing, it is changing things on the fly. A lot of fans have heard the stories of Vince McMahon changing the television scripts at the last possible time before going on the air. It is no secret that WWE has an issue with putting things together and then executing them as announced. That seems to be the case again this week.

Earlier this week on Monday Night Raw, the Viking Raiders challenged the Street Profits for a Raw Tag Team Title match on the May 4 edition of Monday Night Raw. The Street Profits accepted the challenge and the title match was confirmed. However, the WWE.com preview for the match makes no reference to the titles being on the line. There is no word on why such a change has been made.

At least the match is happening. Check out how things got set up:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=*Tsztt8gTjsc

Opinion: If there is one thing that WWE does, it is changing the plans at the last minute. Given the fact that the upcoming show is going to be taped, I can’t get my head around the fact that the match is being changed. If you are going to change things that quickly, why bother making the match in the first place? This is the kind of thing that makes no sense and just has me wondering how they are this disorganized. Odds are this sets up a title match at Money in the Bank, but couldn’t they just do that in the first place?

How do you expect the match to go? Will this set up a rematch later on? Let us know in the comments below.

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