Boss Rock

End of an Era 2: End Harder.

Sorta comes across like a shades of gray situation that actually plays to both guys' characters. Braun might tell people he's going to cash in, but he's not above destroying people no matter what condition they're in. It wasn't exactly a fair fight and this is also a guy who tipped over an ambulance with a guy inside. Shield were evening up the odds and protecting Roman. And even when they were faces, they'd outnumber dudes all the time.

I guess it depends on where you are and who you talk to. I also see plenty of people on Twitter who rag on it all the time. Then again, pretty much every gets dragged on Twitter, ha.

I love this.

I get that. Might be a good idea to start running more matches but with shorter lengths. They certainly have the talent pool.

I thought Takeover was better but Summerslam at least got two of it's biggest matches right in terms of booking. Takeover literally fell flat on its face with that ending.

Bit of a mixed bag show but a lot better than I was expecting.

Miz with the Ryouji Sai gear again.

Really didn't like most of this, but the last 2-3 minutes and ending angle were tremendous.

OK, this is heating up now.

Credit to Joe on some of these moves, but he looks like he's running on fumes at this point.

That was an awesome powerslam.

Joe looks exhausted.

This has been pretty slow so far. But fine enough.

Oh God.

Exactly. She's not believable at all as a face.

That is incredibly stupid. And hilarious how these things happen when the popular babyface loses to the very bad babyface.

Hahahaha the cheers.

Was that actually a rope break?

#HeelOffense

Massive whiff.

That tea stuff is so stupid.

Outside of the women's division until Bayley's call-up and outside whatever #DIY and the Revival were doing, I felt like the product was pretty stagnant from the first Brooklyn until after Takeover: Orlando. There was too much of a focus on "dream matches" rather than character development and stories. They seemed to turn ship almost immediately after that.

Adam Cole to me is a guy who's in-ring work is pretty unremarkable yet almost always finds a way to have good matches. I think a lot of that has to do with his dance partners, but it's a credit to him for being able to gel with them. His character and promo work is also top-notch in an era where so many indie darlings struggle with that.

I actually liked this show a lot but the ending to the main event was indeed incredibly dumb and felt like your typical main roster BS. This obviously isn't the end to Gargano-Ciampa but they need to keep them separated for a while.