WWE Elimination Chamber 2021 Preview

Elimination Chamber 2021 will be taking place in the Thunderdome this evening. There are only 5 matches on the card so let's take a look.

Jey Uso vs Kevin Owens vs King Corbin vs Sami Zayn vs Cesaro vs Daniel Bryan

Elimination Chamber Match

The winner of this match will get to face Roman Reigns later in the night. I'm might be in the minority but I'm going for Bryan to win.

Predicted Winner: Daniel Bryan

Bobby Lashley vs Keith Lee vs Riddle

Triple Threat Match for the United States Championship

I have a sneaking suspicion that Keith Lee might win this.

Predicted Winner: Keith Lee

Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler vs Sasha Banks and Bianca Belair

WWE Women's Tag Team Championship

This should be a good match and I'm going for Jax and Baszler to retain.

Predicted Winners: Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler

Drew McIntyre vs AJ Styles vs Jeff Hardy vs Randy Orton vs Sheamus vs Kofi Kingston

Elimination Chamber Match for the WWE Championship

A tough one to call but I think that McIntyre will find a way to win.

Predicted Winner: Drew McIntyre

Roman Reigns vs Winner of Smackdown Elimination Chamber Match

Universal Championship

Yeah, Reigns win this.

Predicted Winner: Roman Reigns

It will be a while before I get to see this. I hope you all enjoy the show.

NXT TakeOver: Vengeance Day Preview

 NXT TakeOver: Vengeance Day will be taking place at the Capitol Wrestling Center. There are 5 matches on the card so, let's take a look.

Dakota Kai and Raquel Gonzalez vs Ember Moon and Shotzi Blackheart

Women's Dusty Rhodes Classic Final

I'm quite looking forward to this one and I think that Ember and Shotzi will win.

Predicted Winners: Ember Moon and Shotzi Blackheart

MSK vs Grizzled Young Veterans

Men's Dusty Rhodes Classic Final

I really like the team of James Drake and Zack Gibson. However, I feel that MSK are being groomed to be the next NXT Tag Team Champions. Therefore, I'm picking them to win.

Predicted Winners: MSK

Io Shirai vs Toni Storm vs Mercedes Martinez

Triple Threat Match for the NXT Women's Championship

This has the chance to be a really good  match. I feel that it's time for a chance and I'm going for Toni Storm to win this.

Predicted Winner: Toni Storm

Johnny Gargano vs Kushida

NXT North American Championship

I think that Gargano will retain.

Predicted Winner: Johnny Gargano

Finn Balor vs Pete Dunne

NXT Championship

I really want Dunne to win. However, I feel it's more likely that Balor will retain.

Predicted Winner: Finn Balor

I'm slowly making my way through the backlog of shows I need to review. I hope you all enjoy the show.

WWE Hell in a Cell 2020 Review

 WWE Hell in a Cell took place on Sunday 25th October at the WWE Thunderdome in Orlando, Florida. There are 7 matches on the card, including 3 Hell in a Cell matches; so, let's take a look.

The match on the Kick Off Show was R-Truth defended his 24/7 Championship against Drew Gulak (if you care about that). After Gulak fucks with R-Truth regarding Little Jimmy (which is still a thing after what, 8 years?), R-Truth manages to roll up Gulak to get the win. I struggled to get into this match but thankfully, it only lasted a few minutes.

Winner: R-Truth (N/A)

The first match on the show is Jey Uso challenging Roman Reigns to a I Quit Hell in a Cell Match. Jey gets the upper hand for a little bit but Reigns manages to hit a Spear to get back the advantage. After a while, Jey is practically unconscious but he doesn't quit. This resorts in Reigns using more brutal methods to force the words out of him. After hitting Jey with the steel steps, the referee decides to end the match. However, Reigns stops him from doing so and throws him out of the ring. Various officials and referees come into the cell to try and stop him but it takes Jimmy Uso running in to stop Reigns from hitting Hey with the steel steps. Reigns then puts Jimmy in a Guillotine Choke. Jey eventually recovers and says "I Quit" to save his brother from further injury. 

This was an interesting match to watch. The chance to a slow pace at the end was a surprise but it was used effectively to show Reigns being initially remorseful in his actions only to take advantage of the Uso's love for him and each other to get the win. I was worried for a minute that it might be used to start a face turn for Reigns. Thankfully, it was used instead to cement Reigns as the number 1 heel on Smackdown. 

Winner: Roman Reigns (1 for 1)

The next match is Jeff Hardy taking on Elias. After a short back and forth affair, Elias goes to the outside and grabs his guitar. However, Hardy grabs it off him and hits him with it, getting disqualified in the process. The match was ok but I thought that the ending didn't quite make sense.

Winner: Elias (2 for 2)

The next match is for possession of the Money in the Bank briefcase as Otis takes on Hollywood Miz. Miz struggles with Otis before he gets some help from John Morrison to get the advantage. Despite a brief comeback by Otis, helped by referee Jessika Carr sending John Morrison to the back; Miz gets some unexpected help when Tucker hits Otis with the briefcase. Miz then pins Otis to get the win. This was quite a fun match and I was quite surprised when Tucker betrayed Otis. I'm a big fan of The Miz so I'm looking forward to him cashing in and becoming a World Champion once again. 

Winner: The Miz (3 for 3)

We now get our second Hell in a Cell match as Sasha Banks challenges Bayley for the Smackdown Women's Championship. Sasha doesn't fuck around and gets rid of the steel chair that Bayley has been using to injure people while the cell is being lowered. During the match, they use 

tables, kendo sticks, a fire extinguisher  and steel chairs against each other. In the end, Sasha applies the Bank Statement while Bayley's head is through a chair to get the win by submission. I thought this was a really enjoyable match between them and I can't wait to see how Sasha's reign goes.

Winner: Sasha Banks (4 for 4)

Next is Bobby Lashley taking on Shane Throne Slapjack in an impromptu United States Championship match. After a few minutes, Lashley gets Slapjack to submit to the Hurt Lock to get the win. The rest of Retribution come in to attack Lashley but The Hurt Business arrive to make the save. The match was ok and this is the first time that I've seen any members of Retribution wrestle. I can see why they have received a huge amount of negative criticism. Nothing against the people involved but this could have been an opportunity to do another version of Nexus. Instead, we get whatever this is. I feel that WWE never gave them a chance and they need to retool it or disband the group.

Winner: Bobby Lashley (N/A)

The main event is our third Hell in a Cell match as Randy Orton challenges Drew McIntyre for the WWE Championship. Orton, I assume inspired by the Hitman games, tries to attack McIntyre during his entrance while disguised as a member of the crew. However, McIntyre is ready for him and they attack on the outside of the cell before McIntyre throws him inside and the match starts. McIntyre goes for the Claymore early on but Orton stops that by using a steel chair. The match goes back and forth before Orton uses bolt cutters to leave the cell and is followed by McIntyre. They then decide to fight at the top of the cell, which turns out to be a bad idea as Orton sends McIntyre from the side of the cell through the announce table. McIntyre somehow recovers and hits a Claymore. However, it was not enough as Orton avoids a second Claymore and hits a RKO to get the win. I thought the match was pretty good but, spoiler alert, McIntyre wins it back a few weeks later. Therefore, I didn't see the point of giving Orton the belt only for him to lose it before Survivor Series.

Winner: Randy Orton (4 for 5)

I quite liked Hell in a Cell. I don't find them as enjoyable as the NXT TakeOvers but they seem to be doing pretty well recently. Let's see how it goes.

 

WWE Royal Rumble 2021 Preview

 

WWE Royal Rumble 2021 will be taking this Sunday at Tropicana Field in Tampa Bay. There are 6 matches on the card, including 2 Royal Rumble Matches so let's take a look.

Asuka and Charlotte Flair vs Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler

WWE Women's Tag Team Championship

This should be an entertaining contest. A tough one to call but I'm going for Asuka and Flair to retain.

Predicted Winners: Asuka and Charlotte Flair

Sasha Banks vs Carmella

Smackdown Women's Championship

I think that Sasha will win here.

Predicted Winner: Sasha Banks

Roman Reigns vs Kevin Owens

Last Man Standing Match for the Universal Championship

I'm quite looking forward to this one. Owens will put up a good fight but I think that Reigns will retain.

Predicted Winner: Roman Reigns

Drew McIntyre vs Goldberg

WWE Championship

I really want McIntyre to win but it's more likely that WWE will book Goldberg to win.

Predicted Winner: Goldberg

Women's Royal Rumble Match

I might be thinking out of the box here but I think that Alexa Bliss will win.

Predicted Winner: Alexa Bliss

Men's Royal Rumble Match

A lot of people think that Bryan will win and I tend to agree with them. He is probably his last run as a full-time superstar and I feel that he will go into a feud with Reigns.

Predicted Winner: Daniel Bryan

Due to being (technically) a key worker, it might be a while before I review it. Having said that, I hope you all enjoy the show.

NXT TakeOver 31 Review

 NXT TakeOver 31 took place on the 4th October at the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. There are 5 matches on the card, including a surprising main event; so let's take a look.

The first match was for the North American Championship as Johnny Gargano challenges Damien Priest. After some back and forth, Gargano takes advantage of Priest accidentally taking out a couple of security guards to hit a low blow followed by a kick to the head. In the end, Gargano goes for the One Final Beat however, Priest is able to stop it and hit The Reckoning to get the win. This is an enjoyable match between the two.

Winner: Damien Priest (1 for 1)

The next match is Kushida taking on The Velveteen Dream. Kushida doesn't fuck aorund and attacks Dream during his entrance. When the referee gets control and rings the bell, Kushida continues his assault and focuses on the arms. After a brutal affair, Dream hits the Dream Valley Driver. However, Kushida grabs hold of the arm during the move and gets Dream to submit to the Hoverboard Lock to get the win. After the match, Kushida celebrates by continuing to attack Dream. This was a good match and it looks Kushida is about to go on a heel run, which I'm interested to see.

Winner: Kushida (1 for 2)

We now get Isaiah "Swerve" Scott challenging Santos Escobar for the NXT Interim(?) Cruiserweight Championship. Scott comes close to winning a couple of times before Escobar has to get help from his lackeys Joaquin Wilde and Raul Mendoza. Scott gets some backup from Ashante Adonis but Escobar recovers and comes close to winning after hittting the Phantom Driver. In the end, Escobar gets the win after hitting a double underhook into a face buster. This match was really good although I thought the ending was a bit underwhelming. There was a great sequence that led to the Phantom Driver earlier in the match and I feel that that would have been a better way to end it.

Winner: Santos Escobar (2 for 3)

The penultimate match is for the NXT Women's Championship as Candice LeRae challenges Io Shirai.  Both women come close to winning before LeRae puts  Shirai in a cross face. When LeRae is forced to release the hold, she accidentally elbows the referee then makes it worse when she sends Shirai into him, sending him out of the ring. LeRae hits the Wicked Step Sister and her husband Johnny Gargano runs in with a referee shirt to do the count. Despite her husband helping and hitting Shirai with the Championship belt, it was not enough as Shirai hits a Spanish fly followed by an Asai Moonsault to get the win. This is a really good match between the two and I hope we get a rematch. I'm slightly gutted that LeRae didn't win but I feel she will be the Champion in the future.

Winner: Io Shirai (2 for 4)

The main event is for the NXT Championship as Kyle O'Reilly challenges Finn Balor. Balor and O'Reilly go toe-to-toe for the vast majority of the match, before Balor comes close after hitting a 1916 DDT. O'Reilly tries to get Balor to submit. However, in the end, Balor hits the Coup de Grace to get the win. This was a really enjoyable match and I was impressed by both guys. Afterwards, Ridge Holland desposits a beat up Adam Cole at ringside. A feud between Cole and Holland would be interesting to see. 

Winner: Finn Balor (3 for 5)

TakeOver 31 was a good show to watch. NXT most of the time hit the nail on the head and this is another example of that. I'm looking forward to seeing Ember Moon make her comeback and whether they will keep making Kyle O'Reilly a main eventer or treat it as an one off. Based on his match with Balor, I'm hoping for the former.

WWE TLC 2020 Preview

 

The final WWE Pay-Per-View of the year, TLC, will be taking place this evening at Tropicana Field in Tampa, Florida. At the time of writing, there are only 6 matches on the card so, let's take a look.

The New Day vs The Hurt Business

RAW Tag Team Championship

This could be a good match and I think that The New Day will retain.

Predicted Winners: The New Day

Sasha Banks vs Carmella

Smackdown Women's Championship

I might be in the minority here but I'm going for Carmella to get the win.

Predicted Winner: Carmella

Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler vs Asuka and TBD

Women's Tag Team Championship

I feel that Jax and Baszler will retain.

Predicted Winners: Nia Jax ans Shayna Baszler

"The Fiend" Bray Wyatt vs Randy Orton

Firefly Inferno Match

Yeah...I'm not looking forward to this based on their last rivalry a few years ago. I'm going for Wyatt to win just because.

Predicted Winner: Bray Wyatt

Drew McIntyre vs AJ Styles

TLC Match for the WWE Championship

I'm quite looking forward to this one and I think that McIntyre will retain.

Predicted Winner: Drew McIntyre

Roman Reigns vs Kevin Owens

TLC Match for the Universal Championship

Whilst I like Owens, I can see Reigns being Champion til Wrestlemania. Therefore, I'm going for him to retain.

Predicted Winner: Roman Reigns

I'm going to try and watch this over the next month. I hope you all enjoy the show.

Clash of Champions 2020 Review

WWE Clash of Champions took place on the 27th September at the WWE Thunderdome at the Amway Center in Orlando. We have 8 matches on the card so, let's take a look.

The match on the Kick Off Show was The Lucha House Party challenging Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura for the Smackdown Tag Team Championship. Cesaro and Nakamura focus on Lince Dorado for most of the match and, despite a brief fightback, they get the win after a Giant Swing/Kinsasha combo on Kalisto. I thought this was a good match between the two teams.

Winners: Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura (1 for 1)

The first match of the show is a triple threat ladder match between Jeff Hardy, AJ Styles and Sami Zayn for the Intercontinental Championship. After a time of the three of them destroying each other, Zayn remembers that he brought some handcuffs with him. He proceeds to handcuff Hardy's ear lobe to a ladder but is initially unsuccessful with doing the same to Styles. Zayn eventually handcuffs himself to Styles, forcing Styles to carry Zayn on his shoulders up a ladder. When Styles gets distracted dealing with Hardy, who had to take the ladder he was handcuffed to with him, Zayn uses a key to get out of the handcuffs and then handcuff Styles to the ladder. With his opponents incapacitated, Zayn climbs up the other side of the ladder and grabs the belts to win the match. I quite enjoyed the match and I'm happy that Zayn got back the Championship that he, technically, got screwed out by WWE. I also thought the ending of the match was very clever.

Winner: Sami Zayn (2 for 2)

After we see Drew Gulak pin R-Truth to become the 24/7 Champion, we get Zelina Vega challenge Asuka for the RAW Women's Championship. Asuka initially underestimates Vega but she injures her left arm, giving Vega an opportunity to get the advantage. After a few pinning combinations, Asuka manages to get Vega to submit to the Asuka Lock and get the win. I thought that the match could have been better. Vega is a good wrestler but she hasn't wrestled much since joining the WWE so it might be ring rust. 

Winner: Asuka (3 for 3)

The next match is Apollo Crews challenging Bobby Lashley for the United States Championship. Crews comes close after hitting a standing shooting star press followed by a frog splash. However, Lashley hits a standing spine buster then gets Crews to submit to the Hurt Lock to get the win. The match was pretty decent.

Winner: Bobby Lashley (4 for 4)

Next is Andrade and Angel Garza challenging The Street Profits for the RAW Tag Team Championship. Despite Montez Ford getting worn down by Andrade and Garza, The Street Profits managed to recover and Dawkins hits The Anointment on Garza to get the win, despite the referee missing Garza getting his shoulder up. I thought it was a bit short but it was a fun match.

Winners: The Street Profits (4 for 5)

After R-Truth regains the 24/7 Championship, Bayley comes out and issues an open challenge. Asuka accepts and we get a impromptu match for the Smackdown Women's Championship. After a few minutes, Bayley attacks Asuka with a steel chair, getting herself disqualified and giving Asuka the win. Afterwards, Sasha helps Bayley celebrate by hitting her with a steel chair and a kendo stick. The match was just used to advance a story between Sasha and Bayley. I don't mind that normally but I wouldn't have used Asuka to do it.

Winner: Asuka (N/A)

 The penultimate match is for the WWE Championship as Randy Orton challenges Drew McIntyre in an ambulance match. Throughout the match, people that Orton attacked over the last few weeks turn up to get their revenge. The first was The Big Show, who choke slammed Orton. This was followed by Christian, who attacked Orton when they were backstage; and Shawn Michaels, who hit Orton with Sweet Chin Music. In the end, McIntyre manages to get Orton in the ambulance and punts him before shuttting the doors and getting the win. The match was quite good and it was pretty cool seeing Orton get his comeuppance from some of the people he attacked.

Winner: Drew McIntyre (5 for 6)

The main event is Jey Uso challenging Roman Reigns for the Universal Championship. Reigns is completely dominant for most of this match. Jey makes a comeback and comes close after hitting an Uso Splash. However, he is hit by a low blow by Reigns while he was kicking out. Reigns goes on to hit 2 spears and beats up Jey, forcing Jimmy to come out and throw in the towel, giving Reigns the win. I thought this was a good match and it really set Reigns' heel turn in stone with the way he brutalised Jey. 

Winner: Roman Reigns (6 for 7)

I thought that Clash of Champions was an ok event. The ladder match and the main event were good but the rest of the matches were just ok to me. I do wonder whether the next event will be more of the same.

NXT TakeOver: WarGames 2020 Preview

 NXT TakeOver: WarGames will be taking place this evening at the WWE Performance Center. There are 5 matches on the card, including 2 WarGames matches; so let's look at the card.

Timothy Thatcher vs Tommaso Ciampa

This will be a brutal affair and I feel that Ciampa will get the win here.

Predicted Winner: Tommaso Ciampa

Dexter Lumis vs Cameron Grimes

Strap Match

This should be fun to watch. A tough call but I'm going for Grimes to find a way to win.

Predicted Winner: Cameron Grimes

Leon Ruff vs Johnny Gargano vs Damien Priest

Triple Threat Match for the North American Championship

Another tough one to call but I'm going for Ruff to retain.

Predicted Winner: Leon Ruff

Team Shtozi (Shotzi Blackheart, Ember Moon, Io Shirai and Rhea Ripley) vs Team Candice (Candice LeRae, Dakota Kai, Raquel Gonzalez and Toni Storm)

WarGames Match

I'm quite looking forward to this one and I feel that Team Shotzi will get the win.

Predicted Winners: Team Shotzi

The Undisputed Era vs Pat McAfee, Oney Lorcan, Danny Burch and Pete Dunne

WarGames Match

The Undisputed Era's tradition of having a WarGames match continues and this should be fun to watch. I'm really torn on this one as I can see both teams winning. I'm going for The Undisputed Era to get the win.

Predicted Winners: The Undisputed Era

I'm still massively behind on the shows; hopefully I get to watch over the next month. I hope you all enjoy the show.

WWE Survivor Series 2020 Preview

 

WWE Survivor Series will be taking place this evening at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. Not only will we have our usual RAW vs Smackdown matchups but WWE will be celebrating 30 years of the Undertaker. So, let's take a look at the card.

Bobby Lashley vs Sami Zayn

This should be a good contest and I'm going for Zayn to win.

Predicted Winner: Sami Zayn

The New Day vs The Street Profits

This is one that I'm quite looking forward to seeing. I'm going for The New Day to win.

Predicted Winners: The New Day

Asuka vs Sasha Banks

The two Women's Champions face off in what could be an interesting contest. I'm going for Asuka to win.

Predicted Winner: Asuka

Team RAW (AJ Styles, Keith Lee, Sheamus, Braun Strowman and Riddle) vs Team Smackdown (Kevin Owens, Jey Uso, King Corbin, Seth Rollins and Otis)

Men's Survivor Series Elimination Match

I'm going for RAW to win this one.

Predicted Winners: Team RAW

Team RAW (Nia Jax, Shayna Baszler, Lana, Lacey Evans and Peyton Royce) vs Team Smackdown (Bianca Belair, Ruby Riott, Liv Morgan, Bayley and Natalya)

Women's Survivor Series Elimination Match

I feel like Team Smackdown will find a way to win and Nia Jax will continue her weekly tradition of putting Lana through a table.

Predicted Winners: Team Smackdown

Drew McIntyre vs Roman Reigns

The WWE Champion takes on the Universal Champion in what I feel will be a brutal encounter. I may be biased but I'm going for McIntyre to win.

Predicted Winner: Drew McIntyre

It will be a while before I get to see this. I hope you all enjoy the show.

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.