While WWE, under the stewardship of Triple H, is a vastly superior beast to the WWE

seen under the maniacal reign of Vince McMahon's final few years, there are still plenty

of problems with the present day WWE, and that's what we're looking at here. So with that

in mind then, I'm Andrew from Wackel to Wrestling, and here are 10th things WWE needs to stop

doing immediately. 10. Hit Row on the Main Roster

Clearly, some of Triple H's rehires of 2022 and 2023 have been better than others,

but a few acts have failed to click on any sort of level as much as Hit Row.

In the group's previous iteration in NXT, and on the main roster, it was Isaiah Swerve

Scott, who was the focal point of the group, would be Fab Top Dollar, and Ashanti the Adonis

serving as decent supporting players to Swerve's undeniable star power. Now, of course,

Swerve can these days be found in AEW, under his Swerve Strickling Guys, and the remaining

entry of Hit Row have floundered in Swerve's absence. As a hand slapping energetic baby face

act, fans didn't give a damn about Hit Row up on the three's return to the company back

in August. It was a little bit sad, and slightly uncomfortable to hear Fab, Dollar, and Adonis put

there all into their pretty much wraps, only for those wraps to play out to an apathetic crowd.

Many suggested that some of Hit Row's problems could be served by turning into three heel,

and just such a turn played out towards the end of last year. Unfortunately though,

the act is still an awful one that garners minimal reaction. In fairness, Ashanti the Adonis

is a decent in-ring worker, B-Fab has something, but Top Dollar, he just carries himself on screen

and on social media as if he's the second coming of the rock, and not in a, oh, what a cocky

heel way. The way you'd love to see Top Dollar get his ass handed to him by a baby face, but

more in a, seriously mate, have a word with yourself. As baby faces, Hit Row have sucked. As

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