WWE Payback 2020 Review

WWE Payback 2020 took place on Sunday 30th August at the Amway...sorry, The WWE Thunderdome. I'm really sorry for being so behind with the Pay-Per-Views. A combination of things have led to me putting WWE on the back burner. Anyway, let's start with the catch up and take a look at the show. 

The match on the Kick Off Show was The Riott Squad taking on The IIonics. Liv Morgan and Ruby Riott struggle to work together during the match and Billie Kay and Peyton Royce take advantage of that. In the end, Kay gets hit with a double knees followed by a Riott Kick to give The Riott Squad the win. The match was quite good and I liked the story that they told in the ring.

Winners: The Riott Squad (1 for 1)

The first match of the event is for the United States Championship as Bobby Lashley challenges Apollo Crews. Lashley gets the win after getting  Crews to submit to a Full Nelson and becomes the new United States Champion. This was a good match between the two.

Winner: Bobby Lashley (2 for 2)

The next match is Big E taking on Sheamus. Sheamus goes for the Brogue Kick but Big E catches him and hits a power bomb followed by The Big Ending to get the win. The match was pretty decent.

Winner: Big E (3 for 3)

Next is King Corbin taking on Matt Riddle. Corbin hits Riddle with a clothesline as soon as he entered the ring. The match was hard hitting at times and after hitting a Bro to Sleep, Riddle hits a Floating Bro to get the win. Corbin doesn't take the loss well and attacks Riddle backstage afterwards. The match was ok.

Winner: Matt Riddle (4 for 4)

We now get our second Championship match as Shayna Baszler and Nia Jax team up to challenge Bayley and Sasha Banks. Despite Bayley and Banks wearing down their opponents for most of the match; Baszler and Jax managed to put their differences aside and Baszler gets Bayley to submit to a Kirifuda Clutch while at the same time, having Banks legs trapped in a cloverleaf. While it seemed slightly similar to the women's tag team match earlier in the night, it was a good match and I really liked how it ended.

Winners: Shayna Baszler and Nia Jax (4 for 5)

Next is Keith Lee taking on Randy Orton. Lee manages to get the win after stopping a RKO amd hitting a Spirit Bomb. The ending did seem a bit out of nowhere as I expected Lee to get the win using the Big Bang Catastrophe. The match was quite good but I really hate Lee's new music.

Winner: Keith Lee (4 for 6)

The penultimate match is Dominik and Rey Mysterio taking on Murphy and "The Monday Night Messiah" Seth Rollins. Murphy tries to kick Rey but accidentally hits Rollins in the head instead. The Mysterios take advantage and Dominik hits a 619 followed by a Frog Splash on Murphy to get the win. I thought this was a fun match to watch. 

Winners: Dominik and Rey Mysterio (5 for 7)

The main event is "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt defending his Universal Championship against Braun Strowman and apparently, Roman Reigns. On the Smackdown beforehand, Reigns refused to sign the match contract and vowed to do it at Payback. During the night, Kayla Braxton asked Reign's new manager Paul Heyman if he had signed it but was not given a definitive answer. So, keep that in mind. Anyway, Strowman doesn't fuck around and attacks Wyatt at the end of his entrance. The bell rings even though Reigns hasn't entered and they go on to beat the fuck out of each other. After a super plex that broke the ring, Reigns makes his appearance, signs the contract and enters the match. He goes on to hit a Spear on Strowman to get the win and become the new Universal Champion.

Erm...right, the match was fine but a lot of the things surrounding it doesn't make sense. First of all, there is no way in hell that Reigns would do what he did regarding the contract. Surely, he would have been given a deadline, right? If Reigns was taking part, why did the referee ring the bell when after Strowman attacked Wyatt? And also, what was the point of Wyatt being the Champion? I understand the need of transitional Champions. However, I didn't see the need for it, especially as it further weakened Wyatt. Anyway, it looks like Reigns is going full heel now and I'm interested to see where that goes.

Winner: Roman Reigns (5 for 8)

I thought Payback was pretty decent with a lot of good matches. However, the story surrounding the main event was dumb and ruined it for me. I've seen bits of Reigns heel run over the last couple of months and it's been ok. Hopefully, WWE won't find a way to fuck it up.

WWE Hell in a Cell 2020 Preview

 

WWE Hell in a Cell will be taking place this evening at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. At the time of writing, there are only 5 matches on the card, including 3 Hell in a Cell matches. So, let's take a look.

Otis vs The Miz

This match is for the Money in the Bank briefcase and, nothing against Otis, but I feel that Miz will win this.

Predicted Winner: The Miz

Jeff Hardy vs Elias

A tough one but I feel that Elias will win this one.

Predicted Winner: Elias

Bayley vs Sasha Banks

Hell in a Cell Match for the Smackdown Women's Championship

I feel that Sasha will win and end the reign of Bayley.

Predicted Winner: Sasha Banks

Drew McIntyre vs Randy Orton

Hell in a Cell Match for the WWE Championship

I think that McIntyre will retain here.

Predicted Winner: Drew McIntyre

Roman Reigns vs Jey Uso

Hell in a Cell Match "I Quit" Match for the Universal Championship

Roman Reigns should retain here.

Predicted Winner: Roman Reigns

I'm really behind on the PPVs so I'll get to this show at some point. I hope you all enjoy the show.

WWE SummerSlam 2020 Review

SummerSlam 2020 took place on Sunday 23rd August 2020 at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. We get the PPV debut of the Thunderdome so let's take a look and see how it goes.

The match on the Kick Off Show is for the United States Championship as MVP challenges Apollo Crews. MVP goes for the Playmaker but Crews avoids it and hits the Backdrop Powerbomb to get the win. The match was ok.

Winner: Apollo Crews (0 for 1)

The first match of the show is for the Smackdown Women's Championship as Asuka challenges Bayley. The end comes when Asuka goes for the hip attack but hits Sasha Banks instead. Bayley then rolls up Asuka to get the win. Afterwards, Sasha and Bayley continue to beat up Asuka. The match was quite good and I'm looking forward to seeing how this plays out when Asuka faces Sasha Banks later on. 

Winner: Bayley (0 for 2)

The next match is for the RAW Tag Team Championship as Andrade and Angel Garza challenge The Street Profits. During the match, Zelina Vega goes up to the apron to argue with the referee and gets accidentally knocked off by Montez Ford. When Andrade goes to check on her, he misses the chance to get tagged in by Garza. The Street Profits take advantage and hit a spine buster followed by a From the Heavens to get the win and retain the Titles. I quite enjoyed the match and it looks like they're teasing a break up between Andrade and Garza. I hope they don't do that as I think they work well together. 

Winners: The Street Profits (1 for 3)

The following match is one that I was quite looking forward to seeing; Mandy Rose taking on Sonya Deville in a No Disqualification Loser Leaves WWE Match.  After using a couple of steel chairs and a table, Rose hits an Implant Buster followed by a running knee to get the win. The match wasn't as good as it could have been as I feel that they didn't really take advantage of the no disqualification stipulation. I'm gutted that Deville lost as I feel that she has improved a lot recently. However, she has to deal with a court case involving someone stalking her. So, hopefully, that will be resolved soon and she can come back and continue to improve.

Winner: Mandy Rose (2 for 4)

Next is "The Monday Night Messiah" Seth Rollins taking on Dominik Mysterio in a Street Fight. During the match, Dominik's mum comes out and Rey Mysterio goes over to her. Rollins' lackey Murphy starts attacking Dominik, forcing Mysterio to get involved and the match degenerates into a cluster fuck. In the end, Dominik goes for a  frog splash but Rollins gets his knees up. Rollins then hits the Blackout to get the win. I thought the match was good. However, I do question the placement of the match in the show. We had 2 no disqualification matches in a row and I feel that limited the women's match beforehand. As for Dominik, considering that this was first singles match on the second biggest show of the year, I thought he did a good job. 

Winner: Seth Rollins (3 for 5)

We now get Asuka's second match of the night as she challenges Sasha Banks for the RAW Women's Championship. Sasha focuses on the knee that she injured earlier then goes to try to get Asuka to submit to the Banks Statement. However, Asuka manages to get Sasha to submit to the Asuka Lock to get the win. I thought this was a pretty good match.

Winner: Asuka (3 for 6)

The penultimate match is for the WWE Championship as Randy Orton challenges Drew McIntyre. During the match, both guys get cut slightly: McIntyre from an eye gouge not seen by the referee; and Orton from a Future Shock DDT. McIntyre goes for the Claymore Kick but misses. When Orton goes for a RKO, McIntyre manages to reverse it into a backslide and get the win...? Erm, ok. The match was good although the ending seemed to be underwhelming.

Winner: Drew McIntyre (4 for 7)

The main event is for the Universal Championship as "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt challenges Braun Strowman in a Falls Count Anywhere Match. The match goes briefly to the Gorilla position then back to the ring. Strowman exposes the wood in the ring but that turned out to be a bad idea as Wyatt hits 2 Sister Abigails onto the wood to get the win. Afterwards, Roman Reigns makes his return, spears both Wyatt and Strowman then proceeds to fuck them both up with a steel chair. In the terms of the match, it was quite good although, considering how much she was featured in the pre match video, that Alexa Bliss wasn't involved in some way. As for the return of Reigns, I'm not a big fan of him but I'm glad he's back.

Winner: Bray Wyatt (5 for 8)

I thought that SummerSlam was a pretty good event. It was good to see fans there, albeit virtually, and it made for a better atmosphere. 

NXT TakeOver 31 Preview

 

NXT TakeOver 31 will be taking place this evening at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. There are only 5 matches on the card, so let's take a look.

Kushida vs Velveteen Dream

This should be an entertaining match and I'm going for Dream to win.

Predicted Winner: Velveteen Dream

Santos Escobar vs Isaiah "Swerve" Scott

NXT Cruiserweight Championship

I would love Scott to win. However, I feel that that Escobar will retain.

Predicted Winner: Santos Escobar

Damien Priest vs Johnny Gargano

NXT North American Championship

Priest should retain here.

Predicted Winner: Damien Priest

Io Shirai vs Candice LeRae

NXT Women's Championship

A tough one to call but I'm going for LeRae to win here.

Predicted Winner: Candice LeRae

Finn Balor vs Kyle O'Reilly(??)

NXT Championship

Nothing against O'Reilly but I never saw him being a challenger to the NXT Championship. I can see this being a good match and I think that Balor will retain.

Predicted Winner: Finn Balor

It will be a few weeks before I get to see it so I hope you enjoy the show.

NXT TakeOver XXX Review

 NXT TakeOver XXX took place on Sunday 22nd August at Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida. I'm trying a new way of reviewing these shows, which will be how the match ends and general thoughts about it. I appreciate any feedback about this new format.

Anyway, we had a match on the Kick Off Show, which was a triple threat tag team match between Breezango, Legado del Fantasma and Oney Lorcan and Danny Burch. Breeze gets the win after hitting Lorcan with a super kick. I was surprised that Breezango won.  Legado del Fantasma have been on fire over the last few weeks and I thought this would be the next step up. Having said that, it makes sense that Breezango would get the win here. 

Winners: Breezango (0 for 1)

The first match was Finn Balor taking on Timothy Thatcher. This was match in which you saw Balor use his high flying offence but struggle to deal with Thatcher's style of putting you in holds that hurt you. Despite Thatcher almost getting Balor to submit a few times with a single leg Boston Crab, Balor managed to overcome his injured ankle to hit a 1916 DDT and get the win. it would have been nice to see Thatcher get the win but Balor getting the win was the right call. The match was probably not as exciting as previous Balor matches have been in NXT but this was still an entertaining contest.

Winner: Finn Balor (1 for 2)

Now, a match I was really looking forward to seeing: Johnny Gargano, Damian Priest, Bronson Reed, Velveteen Dream and Cameron Grimes facing each other in a ladder match for the vacant North American Championship. Gargano gets some help from his wife, Candice LeRae, but she gets taken out when Reed, with her on his back, splashes Gargano from the ladder. At the end of match that had some insane spots, Gargano and Priest fight it out on top of a ladder. Gargano is pushed off and Priest grabs the belt to get the win. This match was really entertaining. Having said that, I felt like it had too many false finishes. As for Priest, I think he'll do a good job being North American Champion.

Winner: Damian Priest (1 for 3)

The next match is Adam Cole (Bay Bay!) taking on Pat McAfee. Despite McAfee putting up more of a fight than I thought he should have, Cole gets the win with a Panama Sunrise. I had mixed feelings about this match. I thought it was a bit weird that the biggest heel in NXT for at least 3 years was now a face against a celebrity. However, McAfee does portray himself as an arrogant jerk so it made sense. While I was quite impressed with McAfee's wrestling ability, it doesn't mean that we should have more celebrities wrestling in NXT. Save that for the main roster.

Winner: Adam Cole (1 for 4)

The penultimate match is for the NXT Women's Championship as Dakota Kai challenges Io Shirai. Kai gets some help from Raquel Gonzalez during the match, especially when the referee is briefly taken out. However, it is not enough as Shirai hits a Moonsault to get the win and retain the title. Afterwards, Gonzalez doesn't take the loss well and attacks Shirai but Rhea Ripley comes in to make the save. This was an entertaining match between the two and it looks like Shirai's next challenge will be Ripley, which should be fun to watch.

Winner: Io Shirai (2 for 5)

The main event is for the NXT Championship as Karrion Kross challenges Keith Lee. Kross focuses on Lee's right arm and despite a great fightback by Lee, Kross manages to get the win with a Doomsday Saito from the 2nd rope. The match was pretty good. However, I strongly disagree with Kross getting the win. Keith Lee becoming the NXT Champion was a great story, especially as he was also the North American Champion. Relinquishing the North American Championship made sense but it led to Lee having the shortest NXT reign in history and that is nonsensical to me. The thing is NXT have done this before with Sami Zayn and Johnny Gargano. Both guys became Champion as part of a great feel good story then go on to lose it on their first TakeOver defence. I get that they wanted to put Lee on the main roster. However, due to the pandemic, they're not going anywhere so they could have done what they did with Kevin Owens and have him feature on the main shows while still being NXT Champion. Then, to make things worse, Kross suffered a separated shoulder during the match, leading him to vacate the Championship the following Wednesday. So, not good all round.

Winner: Karrion Kross (2 for 6)

With the exception of Kross winning the main event, I enjoyed TakeOver XXX. All of the matches were pretty good and I'm interested in seeing how NXT goes moving forward.

WWE Clash of Champions 2020 Preview

 

WWE Clash of Champions 2020 will  be taking place this evening at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. I'm massively behind on the shows so let's look at the card.

Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura vs The Lucha House Party

Smackdown Tag Team Championship

I feel that Cesaro and Nakamura will retain.

Predicted Winners Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura

Jeff Hardy vs AJ Styles vs Sami Zayn

Ladder Match for the Intercontinental Championship

I think that Zayn will get the Title he technically never lost.

Predicted Winner: Sami Zayn

Bobby Lashley vs Apollo Crews

United States Championship

Hopefully, Lashley will retain and move on to someone else.

Predicted Winner: Bobby Lashley

Asuka vs Zelina Vega

RAW Women's Championship

I like Vega but I think that Asuka will retain

Predicted Winner: Asuka

The Street Profits vs Andrade and Angel Garza

RAW Tag Team Championships

I feel that Andrade and Garza will get the win here.

Predicted Winners: Andrade and Angel Garza

Drew McIntyre vs Randy Orton

Ambulance Match for the WWE Championship

A tough one but I'm going with my compatriot to retain.

Predicted Winner: Drew McIntyre

Roman Reigns vs Jey Uso

Universal Championship

I like Jey Uso but there is no way in hell that Reigns will lose this.

Predicted Winner: Roman Reigns

I'm so behind on the shows so I will get to it at some point. I hope you all enjoy the show.

WWE Payback 2020 Preview

 

WWE Payback will be taking place this evening at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. WWE are not messing around as SummerSlam was only a week ago. There are 8 matches on the card, so let's take a look.

The Riott Squad vs The IIonics

I can see The Riott Squad winning this one. 

Predicted Winners: The Riott Squad

Big E vs Sheamus

I think that Big E will win this.

Predicted Winner: Big E

Matt Riddle vs King Corbin

A tough one but I feel that Riddle will win this.

Predicted Winner: Matt Riddle

Dominik Mysterio and Rey Mysterio vs Murphy and "The Monday Night Messiah" Seth Rollins

This has the ability to be a good match and I feel that Rey and Dominik will be victorious here.

Predicted Winners: Dominik Mysterio and Rey Mysterio

Keith Lee vs Randy Orton

I'm torn on this one. Lee should win this but I think that WWE will find a way to fuck up his push and give Orton the win.

Predicted Winner: Randy Orton

Shayna Baszler and Nia Jax vs Bayley and Sasha Banks

Women's Tag Team Championship

A tough one to call but I think that Bayley and Sasha Banks will retain.

Predicted Winners: Bayley and Sasha Banks

Apollo Crews vs MVP 

United States Championship

I don't want them to but I think that MVP will get the win.

Predicted Winner: MVP

Braun Strowman vs Roman Reigns vs "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt

No Holds Barred Triple Threat Match for the Universal Championship

Wyatt has only been Champion for a week ago but I'll be surprised if he loses it. However, Reigns is involved so you never know. I'm going for Wyatt to retain.

Predicted Winner: Bray Wyatt

I'm really behind on WWE TV so it will be a while before I get to see it. I hope you all enjoy the show. 

WWE SummerSlam 2020 Preview

 

WWE SummerSlam 2020 will be taking place this evening at the Performance...wait, sorry. It will be at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. Some of the matches look interesting so, let's take a look.

Andrade and Angel Garza vs The Street Profits

RAW Tag Team Championship

I think that The Street Profits will retain. 

Predicted Winners: The Street Profits

MVP vs Apollo Crews

United States Championship

MVP's buddies Shelton Benjamin and Bobby Lashley, are barred from ringside but I can see them interfering in some way to help MVP get the win.

Predicted Winner: MVP

Dominik Mysterio vs "The Monday Night Messiah" Seth Rollins

Street Fight

I'm quite looking forward to this one. Rollins should win this but I can see Dominik giving him a run for his money.

Predicted Winner: Seth Rollins

Asuka vs Sasha Banks

RAW Women's Championship

Asuka is challenging both of the Women's Champions and I feel like she will lose this one.

Predicted Winner: Sasha Banks

Asuka vs Bayley

Smackdown Women's Championship

In a twist, I think that Asuka will beat Bayley here.

Predicted Winner: Asuka

Mandy Rose vs Sonya Deville

No Disqualification Loser Leaves WWE Match

I've been impressed with Deville's promos over the last few months. However, I feel like she will lose in this one.

Predicted Winner: Mandy Rose

Randy Orton vs Drew McIntyre

WWE Championship

I think that McIntyre will retain here.

Predicted Winner: Drew McIntyre

"The Fiend" Bray Wyatt vs Braun Strowman

Falls Count Anywhere Match for the Universal Championship

I feel that Alexa Bliss will be the key factor here and help Wyatt get the win.

Predicted Winner: Bray Wyatt

It will be at least a week before I get to see SummerSlam. I hope you all enjoy the show.

NXT TakeOver: XXX Preview

 NXT TakeOver: XXX will be taking place this evening at Full Sail University in Orlando, Florida. The card looks pretty good so, let's take a look.

Breezango vs The Brit-Am Brawlers vs Ledago del Fantasma

Triple Threat Tag Team Match to Determine the No. 1 Contender to the NXT Tag Team Championship

This should be a fun match to watch. I'm going for Ledago del Fantasma to win here.

Predicted Winners: Ledago del Fantasma

Finn Balor vs Timothy Thatcher

A tough one to call but I'm going for Balor to win here.

Predicted Winner: Finn Balor

Adam Cole (Bay Bay!)  vs Pat McAfee

I'm slightly disappointed that we have a match like this in NXT. Cole should beat the fuck out of him but  I can see McAfee finding a way to win this.

Predicted Winner: Pat McAfee

Dakota Kai vs Io Shirai

NXT Women's Championship

I'm quite looking forward to this one and I'm going for Shirai to retain.

Predicted Winner: Io Shirai

Cameron Grimes vs Johnny Gargano vs Velveteen Dream vs Bronson Reed vs Damien Priest

Ladder Match for the vacant North American Championship

This could go in a lot of different ways so I'm interested to see what WWE will do here. I'm going for Gargano to win here.

Predicted Winner: Johnny Gargano

Karrion Kross vs Keith Lee

NXT Championship

Lee has vacated the North American Championship so I think it will insane for him to lose the Championship in his first TakeOver defence. I'm going for Lee to retain,

Predicted Winner: Keith Lee

I'm a few weeks behind on NXT so I won't get to watch this for a few days. I hope you all enjoy the show.

 

The Horror Show at Extreme Rules Review

The Horror Show at Extreme Rules took place at the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida on Sunday 19th July. Some of the matches look pretty interesting, so let's take a look.

The match on the Kick Off Show was Kevin Owens taking on Murphy. The match starts at a breakneck pace before Murphy applies a sleeper to slow things down. Owens hit a DDT followed by a brutal clothesline to start a comeback. In the end, Owens hits a super kick followed by a Stunner to get the win. I thought this was a good match.
Winner: Kevin Owens (N/A)

The first match of the show was a Tables Match for the Smackdown Tag Team Championship with Shinsuke Nakamuta and Cesaro challenging The New Day. Both teams come close to putting thier opponents through a table. However, in the end, Cesaro powerbombs Kofi Kingston through 2 tables on the outside to get the win. This match was ok.
Winners: Shinsuke Nakamura and Cesaro (0 for 1)

The next match is Nikki Cross challenging Bayley for the Smackdown Women's Championship. Bayley is cocky to begin with but she takes it more serious after getting with a neck breaker. Bayley sends Cross into the barrcade to get the advantage but Cross catches her in the apron to start a comeback. After a little bit of back and forth, Sasha Banks gives Bayley her Boss ring then distracts the referee. This gives Bayley the chance to hit Cross with the ring then hit her with the Arm Trap Headlock Driver to get the win. I thought this match was pretty good.
Winner: Bayley (0 for 2)

The next match was supposed to be MVP challenging Apollo Crews for the United States Championship. Unfortunately, Crews did not pass his pre-match fitness test so MVP and Bobby Lashley come and claim the title by forfeit. So, MVP wins I guess.

Anyway, we got the first ever Eye for an Eye Match between Rey Mysterio and Seth Rollins. Mysterio starts the match by attacking Rollins from behind. However, Rollins gets the advantage very quickly. During the match, they use kendo sticks, a table and a steel chair, to attack each other eyes. In the end, Rollins pushes Mysterio into the steel steps and that is enough to him to lose his eye and give Rollins the win. I didn't like this match as I couldn't take it seriously. I know that wrestling requires a suspension of disbelief. However, I found the whole stipulation stupid, especially when WWE is TV-PG.

Winner: Seth Rollins (1 for 3)

The next match is Sasha Banks challenging Asuka  for the RAW Women's Championship. Banks gets the advantage very early on and manages to apply the Banks Statement at one point. Asuka reverses an arm drag into a knee to the face, giving her back the momentum. The match goes back and forth, with both women coming close to getting the win. Bayley starts to interfere like crazy but is kicked in the head by Asuka. Asuka goes for the green mist but she hits the ref instead. Asuka puts on the Asuka Lock but Bayley hits her in the back with the belt. She then takes the referee's shirt and counts the pin when Sasha covers Asuka and this gives Sasha the win? Wait, what?! What the fuck was that?! Up until the last 30 seconds, this was a really good match. Unfortunately, it's ruined by what Bayley did. I didn't think it was needed and it just looks stupid. 

Winner: Sasha Banks (apparently) (1 for 4)

The penultimate match is for the WWE Championship as Dolph Ziggler challenges Drew McIntyre/ Ziggler can choose the stipulation and he goes with an Extreme Rules Match. However, this only applies to Ziggler himself. I first thought this was a dumb idea but looking back on it, it was quite clever by Ziggler. McIntyre, at the beginning, prevents Ziggler from taking advantage of the stipulation. However, Ziggler hits a low blow then goes on to use a steel chair on McIntyre. Later on, McIntyre almost gets counted out after getting put through a table by Ziggler. Ziggler goes for a super kick but he gets wiped out by a Claymore Kick by McIntyre to get the win. I thought this was a pretty good match.

Winner: Drew McIntyre (2 for 5)

The main event is a Wyatt Swamp Fight between Bray Wyatt and Braun Strowman. Highlights of the match include: Strowman being attacked by, I assume, his evil twin; a tied-up Strowman having a confrontation with the original Bray Wyatt; and Alexa Bliss tempting Strowman. Waytt and Strowman fight on the jetty and it looks like Strowman has won when Wyatt is booted into the water and doesn't come back up. However, Wyatt appears and pulls him into the water. The Fiend then appears and the show ends. So, I guess that Wyatt wins? and Strowman is dead...? Ok...

I wasn't a fan of this at all. I didn't feel like a match to me, just a bad attempt at a horror movie. i get that WWE are trying to do different things with the current climate. However, I think that they need to focus more on the traditional wrestling and stick with what works. 

Winner: Bray Wyatt? (3 for 6)

Like recent WWE events, I thought this was a mixed bag. Some matches were good. However, I wasn't a fan of the main event and a couple of the booking decisions really annoyed me. To be honest, it's been hard to review these shows as I'm struggling to enjoy them. With SummerSlam coming up, I'm worried that we will have more of the same for the foreseeable future.