Title This: WWE Superstars Reaction 9-15-2011

September 16, 2011

Tyson Kidd vs. Ezekiel Jackson Review:

Kidd quickly wraps Jackson in an armbar, but Jackson hip tosses Kidd across the ring. Kidd uses his speed to get away from Jackson, until Jackson hits clotheslines onto Kidd. Kidd gets out of a body slam and hits a drop kick to jackson. Kidd goes up top, and Jackson catches him and makes Kidd tap out of the Torture Rack.

Reaction:

I expected much more from this match to open WWE Superstars. Kidd got a few offensive moves, but Jackson did not hit his body slams, or even really get into his arsenal. I wanted to see two different types of wrestlers in this match hone their craft, one with speed and one with power. We really got neither, and was a waste of both men. Give this match ten minutes, or even seven minutes, but we got a rushed and forced finish between Jackson and Kidd. This segment gets a D.

Brodus Clay vs. Mike Palmer Review:

What we have seen the past month, Brodus Clay completely dominates this match, with chest pounds, a running body splash, and basically tossing Palmer all across the ring. He hits a T Bone Suplex followed by his finisher for the win.

Reaction:

You should know what it coming from me here if you have ever read a reaction piece on WWE Superstars. Clay desperately needs to show something more than dominance in the ring to get any approval from me. He never gets hit or taken down, which frustrates me. Give him some diversity to overcome for once. This segment gets a D.

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