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WWE Stock Report: Big Cass is a big dud so far in his return to WWE

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What happened?

Cageside Seats' weekly "stock report" grades WWE talent movement and identifies Big Cass as a notable disappointment in his return, calling his stock down. The piece also highlights Randy Orton and Jade Cargill losing momentum after Money in the Bank qualifying finishes, and recaps angles from Raw in Mexico City, Sami Zayn's extended title reign, and a Danhausen-related backstage interruption.

Key Takeaways

  • Big Cass's return to WWE is being viewed as underwhelming and is listed as a stock down.
  • Randy Orton and Jade Cargill lost momentum following Money in the Bank qualifying matches where others stole wins.
  • The Judgment Day attacked El Grande Americano on Raw in Mexico City, affecting several storylines.
  • Sami Zayn's WWE championship reign has now lasted longer than seven days.
  • Danhausen interfered with a segment, blocking Mickie from calling Nick Aldis.

AI Timeline

This week's stock report

Big Cass is identified as a major stock down in his WWE return.

SmackDown (this week)

Money in the Bank qualifying matches ended with third parties stealing pins, hurting Orton and Cargill's momentum.

Raw in Mexico City

The Judgment Day beat up El Grande Americano during the show.

This week

Sami Zayn's WWE championship reign surpassed seven days.

This week (segment)

Danhausen blocked Mickie from calling Nick Aldis, creating a backstage angle.

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Sep 20, 4:00 PM

WWE Stock Report: Big Cass is a big dud so far in his return to WWE

Cageside Seats • WWE

Some places do power rankings. Here at Cageside, we do a stock report. In this weekly series, we identify three Superstars (or groups of Superstars) who are on their way up, and three that are moving in the opposite direction. After a busy week that included The Judgment Day beating up El Grande Americano on Raw in Mexico City, Sami Zayn’s latest WWE championship reign lasting longer than seven days, and Danhausen blocking some guy named Mickie from calling Nick Aldis, a lot of fortunes were changed. With that in mind, let’s see whose stock decreased the most this week: Stock Down #3: Randy Orton & Jade Cargill Both of the 3-way Money in the Bank qualifying matches on this week’s SmackDown had the same finish, with a former world champion heel hitting their finishing move on a weaker babyface, only for the third person to steal the pin for the win. In this case, Orton and Cargill are the top stars who seemingly had their respective matches won but couldn’t seal the deal. The idea behin

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