I like James Ellsworth and don't mind him making regular appearances. But the WWE has to do away with one-sided matches with wrestlers who are just brought in to lose.
That nonsense worked for local-based wrestling organizations whose product never made it to national TV. The idea was the matches would drive ticket sales for bigger, auditorium shows.
On national TV, the goal is different. Ticket sales matter, of course, but ratings and ad sales are more important. It's why the WWF abandoned jobber matches in the 1980s -- because the product went national and competitive matches are a far better draw.
What is WWE trying to sell here? The idea that Nia Jax and Braun Strowman are so fearsome they can beat up the wrestling equivalent of second-grade schoolchildren? And can do so multiple weeks in a row? Color us all impressed.