strobogo

Again an abrupt finish as it seemed like they were heading into a finishing sequence. But it was real good.

I think it's kind of neat how Rhea and Bianca both do this big power spots but in completely different ways from each other yet equally displaying their strength.

This doesn't have the emotional engagement with the crowd Sasha/Bianca had, but this is also really good.

They're out here pulling out UWFI spots

I don't think there was anything wrong with them being emotional at the beginning. It was a big moment in and out of story. Think of how many matches Ric Flair got all weepy eyed before, during, or after after 1997 or so. It's not like it was a crazy blood feud.

I'm just gonna say that was about the snuggest looking back slide I've seen since the 70s

Taker got played out to Limp Bizkit at WM 19.

Hell yeah finally Motorhead and Limp Bizkit have competition for worst WM performance

I think if Tito Santana is in the top 100, Kofi Kingston definitely is, because imo he's this generation's Tito and likely has a better overall track record once you really dig in.

Wait why the fuck did New Day get REKT by two giant dudes this weekend

Let's hope they can keep things going long enough to get the Dabba Kato/Omos staredown at Survivor Series or something

Seems like every finish has been real abrupt and right when things should have been heating up

Yeah that was a maybe shit your pants a little kind of bump

It's so incredibly WWE to have a dude cut a promo about a "Nigerian drum match" being named so because it will be a fight where the beating is so loud it sounds like someone beating a drum, and then they actually surround ringside with drums.

I've been a big fan of Big E since the NXT days and I really hope this run works out for him.

Corbin is actually really solid but he's been booked in such a manner that no one wants to watch anything he's involved with.

Really underrated WM match: Bulldog vs Warlord at 7. It's really the only kind of high impact hoss battle I can think of in that time period for WWE. It's weird because they have a match on a CHV tape that was so boring I'd watch it to go to sleep as a kid.

I hate KO using the stunner as his finish. It's directly associated with only the biggest star in history who actually still pops up and hits the move himself every couple of years. Any time anyone hit a stunner after 2003 that wasn't Austin, it was treated as a comedy spot anywhere in the world. It's weird and I'm sure Austin is cool with it, but I don't like it at all.

Uh ending seemed pretty abrupt just as it was picking up. Why the fuck did that tag match go longer?

They can have a great match without big moves and dramatic kick outs and also with Sami doing chickenshit heeling, but Sami has not had any enjoyable matches that I've seen in this heel run as the whole thing is very much heels don't have good matches thinking and I don't think that shit works in this day and age and 99% of the time is no fun to watch. Even if a heel is making you legit mad, you should still be enjoying a match as a viewer and fan. Heel Sami has been great character work, boring as fuck matches.

Did they ever work Sami heel, Kevin face before WWE

I hope this is a real match these guys are capable of on such a stage and not Sami stalling and being a chicken shit for 12 minutes because good heels have bad matches bullshit

The close up on Edge pulling his hair and shaking after Roman kicks out of a spear or the pin gets broken up is gonna be absolute fire

I believe it. You'd think that would make them actually position Sasha in a way to carry shows and ratings then. If she's drawing the best ratings when you put her in a big match the day of the show or a week in advance, what if you gave yourself an extra 2-3 weeks to promote and see what happens? Idk.

This hour is worse than the entire show last night yet somehow the audience is into this