There's no two ways about it, sometimes WWE pulls a swerve for the sake of pulling

a swerve.

This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but at the same time, what are you doing?

If you have a plan, stick to the plan, don't worry if said plans leak and ask the fans

find out, just entertain us, and certainly don't make weird decisions that make no sense.

It does happen though, and while you could say it's not for this reason, it does seem

as if it's done just to make us all go, huh?

Then we're sad, we mull on social media, it's a vicious cycle, and ultimately, WWE wins.

I'm Simon from What Culture, and this is 10 times WWE screwed the fans for the sake of

it.

10.

AJ Styles vs Chris Jericho

A WrestleMania 32, no one thought Jericho would beat AJ Styles, furthermore, no one thought

he should either.

Y2J was a long-term vet who is these days going to be popular regardless, and AJ was the

new face in the place that needed wins.

So of course, the former New Japan champ lost.

This was mainly done for two reasons, one, WWE knew that we're going to light AJ up the

next night on Raw by making the number one contender, so it simply didn't matter what

they did with him in Mania, and two, nobody would see this coming, I would guess number

two was the main driving force.

That is ridiculous though, we never saw the two go at it again, so this was done because

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