Post#17 » by bestnamezRtaken » Mon Dec 18, 2017 12:56 pm
I was hoping for Ryder to win because Mojo is absolutely terrible. He's just not good at all.
Dolph winning the US title last night was for sure a surprise. A great match and a sweet ending. Hopefully Roode moves on and Corbin goes down the card.
The fatal 4-way tag match, I missed the ending of it because my internet was going through some sort of hiccup or something and just stopped when it looked like Rusev and English were going to win it, so I had to turn my XBOX off and turn it back on and when I did, the Usos were standing outside the ring holding their titles. I'll have to go back and watch but I was entertained up until that happened.
Glad to see Charlotte retain in this very messy match. Are lumberjack matches automatically no DQ meaning ANYONE can just run into the ring and do whatever? It seemed that way.
The Bludgeon Brothers dominating was expected, I'm actually digging this team to be honest.
I liked the finish of the KO/Zayn v Shinsuke/Orton. I liked how Bryan did the fast count and Shane tried to break it up at the end just "barely" missing breaking it up. Great story. I enjoyed it.
AJ can sure make doo doo butter look great in the ring. This match wasn't that bad at all. The Singh brothers sure can take a Styles Clash like the best of them. Was happy that he made Jinder submit. I like when they let Styles win with his other moves, makes it really seem like Styles can win with the Clash, the Forearm, the Calf Crusher...it's like, how's he going to beat you? Be ready for whatever might happen! Hopefully this bumps Jinder down the card.
Overall, a decent PPV, I was entertained by it.
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