
Shane McMahon and Elias spoiled Roman Reigns' return to Raw on Monday night.
Reigns was wrestling Drew McIntyre in a WrestleMania 35 rematch set up by Vince McMahon in the opening segment of Raw. As Reigns was moments away from getting the victory, Shane interfered to force a disqualification. Elias and McIntyre quickly joined in on the attack.
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Reigns telegraphed his appearance on Raw, tweeting Saturday he had unfinished business on WWE's flagship show.
The elder McMahon decided to spin the situation into a new idea for Raw and SmackDown Live. He announced a new "wild card rule," which allows three stars from one show to temporarily move to the other program.
It was a surprising development since the most recent Superstar Shake-up happened less than a month ago. Reigns had hardly any time to settle into his new home before he made his way back to Raw, effectively defeating the purpose of the Shake-up.
One couldn't help but see the tactic as a way to boost Raw's dreadful ratings. According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter's Dave Meltzer, last week's edition drew 2.16 million viewers, an "all-time modern low outside of football season."
Creating the convoluted "wild card rule" is unlikely to stem the tide, no matter how big of a star Reigns is.
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