WWE Monday Night RAW: February 10th 2014 - Superstar ratings

Randy Orton

After starting of the year with a bang, the WWE seems to be losing all the momentum as we head deeper into the year.

The amount of action and intriguing matches in their weekly flagship show is on a downward spiral at the moment after the creative put together a disappointing lineup this week. The storylines rarely moved and the in ring action seemed repetitive.

There were no signs of Brock Lesnar for the second consecutive week and The Shield- Wyatt Family feud seemed to be the only one worth watching.

Guest host Betty White was also wasted by the stale writers. Lita was inducted into the hall of fame while tag team bouts were the only positive from the night. So let’s take a look at how the superstars were projected this week with the Superstar ratings.

Santino Marella – 3/10

Santino Marella

Santino didn’t look anything more than a launching pad for Emma this week as he suffered a defeat to Fandango. There were no surprises in that either since no one is going to see Santino get a big push and ending up as a main eventer.

Dolph Ziggler- 3.5/10

Dolph Ziggler

Ziggler seems stuck in the lower reaches of the Abyss as he fails to find any way out of it. An embarrassing loss against Alberto Del Rio made him look weak.

The potential tag team pairing with the Miz should be implemented as soon as possible since it might be the only move now that could revive the career of the Show Off.

Mark Henry- 4/10

Mark Henry

Henry is turning into a punching bag for every big name in the company at the moment.  His return was not only unimpressive but the match he got involved in was void of any kind of chemistry.

The creative literally has no idea what to do with their giant men as they wander around without any storyline to aid them.

Fandango – 4/10

Fandango

Nothing more than a comic match this time from Fandango as he was booked against Santino Marella. A win however will be refreshing for the ballroom dancer and the amount of subplots that worked between the match stole the shine from his win.