We're a little over a week away from WWE Clash of Champions 2016 on Sept. 25, and we're still waiting for the excitement to build to its boiling point.
A lot of this feels like we've been here before. The current feuds have history to them, but that also means that everyone on the card has already fought one another many times. When we can see the same matches on cable every Monday, where's the buildup?
Where's the hype?
There's one more Raw left before the pay-per-view, and the roster needs to step up the intensity and sell these fights. And WWE Creative? It needs to get out of everyone's way. Fewer "Old Day" sketches, which don't draw money, and more matches. The entire point of the brand split was to...
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