In addition to feeling the match was a little too light-hearted in general, Bully felt that Cole and MJF’s opponents should have been presented as stronger. Big Bill and Brian Cage are both two of the bigger performers on the company’s roster, and the “Busted Open” host doesn’t believe they were utilized correctly last night.

“In a situation like this, where you’re going to put your opponents over so clean, there should be a little bit of protection for a guy who looks like the next coming of Arnold Schwarzenegger, and a guy who’s seven feet tall and you can’t teach that,” Bully continued. “There’s a spot in the middle of the match, towards the beginning of the comeback, where MJF and Big Bill are face-to-face, and Big Bill starts taking steps backwards as if MJF is backing him down,” Bully said. The former WWE star stated that moment just wasn’t believable for him, and it got worse from there.

“Then Big Bill hauls off and punches MJF right in the face,” Bully continued. “If Big Bill punched MJF right in the face, on a street or in a bar, what do you think would happen? … Did MJF get knocked out? Did he even go down? Then Big Bill rears back and he punches him in the face again.” The exchange didn’t go down the way Bully expected, and from his point of view, it made Big Bill look weak.