WWE Fans Lose Their Minds Over Pay Per View Name Change

WWE dropped two bombshells on fans today when they announced that the July Raw brand pay per view name would be changed from Bad Blood to Great Balls of Fire.

Perhaps the ridiculous sounding ppv name was designed to get fans to pay less attention to the second announcement which was that Brock Lesnar would make his first Universal title defense at said PPV.

This means 96 days will have passed between the time Lesnar defeated Goldberg for the belt at WrestleMania and his first championship, thus forever making a huge joke out of the infamous 30 day defense rule which states a champion must defend his title once every 30 days.

While the three month absence is completely ridiculous, the absurdity of naming an event after a 1964 Jerry Lee Lewis song (or a 1989 Dennis Quaid film about Jerry Lee Lewis) could not be ignored.

Even former Raw superstar, Big E, couldn't help but give the upcoming pay per view's name a shout out.

Clearly, the most disappointing aspect of no longer being on Raw is knowing I won't be a part of the 1st annual Great Balls of Fire.

— ShinigamE (@WWEBigE) April 28, 2017

And as you might imagine, the WWE Universe completely lost their minds upon hearing the new PPV's name.