Most of this is about Raw tonight (10/24/16), but I may just talk about women's wrestling as a whole, too.

I see where Mick was coming from when he was telling Sasha and Charlotte that they shouldn't want to fight in HIAC, because it left him a broken and battered man, and he didn't want the same thing to happen to them.

HOWEVER

He didn't say ANY of this to Seth, Kevin, Rusev, Roman, or even Chris Jericho (who is Kevin's BFF, and could've possibly talked sense into him). He said this ONLY to Sasha and Charlotte, because they're women.

If he said all of that to the guys fighting in the cell, too, I wouldn't even be making this rant. But, sadly, he said it only to the women.

Yes, I know that Seth and Roman have both had HIAC matches before, so they know what they're getting themselves into. But their opponents? KO and Rusev have never fought in it before, but I didn't see Mick warning them about how dangerous it is.

(The next sentence isn't something I believe, but hear me out)

Seth Rollins is apparently going around injuring people in regular matches (Sting, John Cena, Finn Balor), but you don't see Mick suggesting that maybe he shouldn't fight Kevin in Hell in a Cell because there's an even higher chance that he could get injured.

And I know that Mick Foley loves women's wrestling as much as the women do, and I know that Mick Foley is probably 110% for this match, but that doesn't mean I'm okay with him telling Sasha and Charlotte that maybe they shouldn't be fighting in Hell in a Cell because it's too dangerous.

I read a tweet that said "Fans don't understand that children who are girls want to believe in womens wrestling, but Foley mansplaining HIAC ruins that."

There are little girls who look up to Sasha and Charlotte, and they are probably so excited to see them fight in HIAC because women have never fought in it before, but Mick is over here like, "I HAVE NO HIP SOCKET!!!"

No one asked if you had a hip socket, Mick. I wasn't sitting in my room thinking, "Hmm, I wonder how Mick and his hips are doing."

I love Mick and so many things about him, but oh my god whoever thought him mansplaining HIAC was a good idea needs to come over here and catch these hands.

This could've been longer, but I'm just so annoyed and I don't know how to put most of my thoughts into words.