WWE Elimination Chamber 2014 - Post-Show Discussion (SPOILERS)

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Kick Off Preshow
Rybaxel (w/ Larry "The Axe" Hennig) vs The Brotherhood

Goldust shoulder tackles Axel and hiptosses him, then Axel hits Cody in the corner and chops him. Cody chops him back and sweeps his legs, then he clotheslines him outside before Ryback runs in. Cody sends him outside and dives on him, then Goldust also dives outside as we cut to a break. We get back to see Ryback stomping Goldust in the corner, then Axel slingshots himself over the ropes and elbows Goldust on the apron.

Axel dropkicks him and Ryback hits him a few times, then Goldust comes back with a hurricanrana off the turnbuckles before backdropping Ryback outside. Cody gets the hot tag and kicks Axel in the face, following with a moonsault for two before hitting an Alabama Slam. Ryback pulls him outside but Cody hits a Disaster Kick off the steps, then he goes for a springboard dropkick but Axel knocks him down and gets a near fall. Cody and Axel counter each other's finisher attempts, then Ryback runs in but hits the floor, and Goldust slams him into the barricade as Cody hits Cross Rhodes for the win.

Winners – The Brotherhood

Intercontinental Championship
Jack Swagger (w/ Zeb Colter) vs Big E (c)

E suplexes Swagger and follows with a second, then he tackles him in the corner and whips him across the ring before they end up outside. E slams him into the barricade but Swagger throws him to the ground, then he clotheslines E and rolls him inside before kneeing him in the corner. Swagger legdrops E's neck and gets a near fall, then he applies a front facelock but E throws him across the ring. Swagger goes for a quick rollup, then he kicks E on the mat and goes for a Swagger Bomb, but E catches him and sets up a Big Ending.

Swagger grabs the ropes and lands on the apron, but E spears him off the apron and gets a near fall before splashing him for another two count. Swagger gets him in a Patriot Lock but E kicks him back, then Swagger kicks his knee and sets up for a gutwrench slam. E blocks it and tackles Swagger, then he calls for a Big Ending but Swagger counters with a Patriot Lock, only to have E connect with an enziguiri and a Big Ending for the win. Bad News Barrett cuts E's victory celebration off and says Russia is winning more Olympic medals than the United States, and they'll have to wait four more years to be disappointed again.

Winner – Big E

Daniel Bryan tells Byron Saxton he goes all-in no matter what, and he can't answer if he's definitely winning, but he can say YES he will fight and claw to get to Wrestlemania.

WWE Tag Team Championship
The Usos vs New Age Outlaws (c)

Billy jabs Jimmy a few times and whips him, then Jimmy drop toe holds him and follows with some armdrags and a jawbreaker. Billy avoids a superkick and rolls outside, then Road Dogg sidesteps one so both Usos feign suicide dives before playing to the crowd. Road Dogg finally reenters the ring as Jey gets in, then he kicks Jey but Jey headbutts him and whips him before kicking him in the face. Jey charges the corner but Road Dogg hiptosses him right into the turnbuckles, then he throws Jey outside and Billy clotheslines him on the floor. (Cont'd…)

Billy rolls Jey back in and gets a near fall, then Road Dogg kicks him in the back before Jey comes back with an enziguiri. Both men tag and Jimmy tackles Road Dogg on the apron, then he chops Billy a few times and hits a full nelson bomb off the ropes. He throws Road Dogg back outside and dumps Billy on his head, then he charges the corner but Road Dogg pulls him outside. Jimmy splashes Road Dogg but Billy immediately clotheslines him, then Jimmy surprises Billy with a superkick and heads up top. Billy ducks but Jimmy lands on his feet, then he kicks Road Dogg off the apron but Billy rolls him up from behind to retain. Bad News Barrett comes out again and says he has bad news for Daniel Bryan fans, because he won't win tonight and the YES Movement will end tonight.

Winners – New Age Outlaws

Titus O'Neil vs Darren Young

Young applies a headlock but Titus throws him and clotheslines him, then Titus backs up and tries to kick him but Young clotheslines him over the ropes. Young rolls him in and hits a top rope clothesline for two, then he whips him but Titus reverses it and sends Young over the ringpost and outside. Titus slams him into the ringpost and rolls him in for a near fall, then he applies a bear hug and follows with a backbreaker. Titus applies an abdominal stretch and throws some kidney punches, then Young breaks it with some punches but Titus clotheslines him in the corner.

Young kicks him in the face and throws an uppercut, then he connects with a kneelift and clothesline off the ropes. Young backdrops him and connects with some mounted punches, then Titus rolls to the apron but Young hits a neckbreaker for two. Young lifts him up for Gut Check, but Titus floats over and connects with Clash of the Titus for the win. Bad News Barrett is out once again, and he mocks Minnesota's football teams and electricians before addressing Hulk Hogan's return. He says Hulk's once red hot spotlight is dim compared his own skills, then he thanks them and bangs his gavel down.

Winner – Titus O'Neil

The Shield vs The Wyatt Family

We have a brief faceoff before Ambrose charges at the Wyatts, and a few punches are thrown before the Wyatts roll outside and regroup. The bell finally rings and Reigns and Bray stare each other down, then Bray uppercuts Reigns but Reigns comes back with a shoulder tackle and a front facelock. Bray breaks it with a punch, then Harper applies a front facelock and goes for a suplex but Reigns reverses it. Ambrose gets the tag and throws a few jabs, then he slams Harper in the corner and Rollins splashes him before Reigns hits a clothesline. Ambrose dropkicks him before Rollins comes right back with some headbutts, then Ambrose goes after Harper but Rowan distaracts him on the apron.

Ambrose runs at him but Harper takes him down with a dropkick, then Bray splashes him in the corner before Rowan connects with a sidewalk slam. Ambrose finally makes a comeback with a neckbreaker, then Rollins repeatedly punches Harper in the corner and hits a flying forearm before heading up top. Rowan tries to distract him but Rollins kicks him, then Harper goes for a superplex but Rollins lands on his feet and clotheslines him outside. Rollins dives on him and connects with a springboard knee strike, then he hits the ropes and sets up another running knee. Harper sidesteps it and hits a side slam, then Rowan hits two scoop slams before connecting with a kidney shot for a near fall. Bray yells for the tag and goes for a clothesline, but Rollins kicks him in the head and leaps off the turnbuckles.

Bray catches him and hits a standing side slam, getting a two count, but Ambrose breaks it up so Harper kicks him in the face. He taunts Reigns before stomping Rollins near the ropes, then Rollins comes back with a quick enziguiri before Reigns makes the tag. Reigns knocks Bray off the apron and hits Rowan with a Samoan drop, then he pummels him on the mat before dropkicking him on the apron. He hits a side slam but Bray breaks up the pin, then Ambrose and Harper get back into it before Harper before hits a suicide dive and Rollins follows with a somersault senton. Reigns gets a near fall on Rowan as Rollins starts taking the Spanish announce table apart, but Bray hits him from behind and tries to drive him through it. (Cont'd…)

Ambrose clotheslines Bray into the crowd and battles him in the stands, then Rowan and Reigns trade some punches before Rowan drives Reigns' shoulder into the ringpost. He hits the ropes but Reigns connects with a diving clothesline for two, then Rollins hits Harper with a monitor as Bray runs back in. Bray knocks Rollins down as Rowan drops Reigns with a fallaway slam, then Harper and Rowan lift Rollins up and chokeslam him through the table. The Wyatts surround Reigns in the ring and beat him down in the corner, then Bray sets up Sister Abigail, but Reigns breaks it and absorbs some headbutts before hitting a Samoan drop. Harper gets thrown outside before Reigns knocks Rowan down, then he hits Bray with a Superman punch before setting up a spear. Harper runs in so Reigns hits him instead, but Bray tackles him and hits Sister Abigail for the win.

Winners – The Wyatt Family

Divas Championship
Cameron vs AJ Lee (c) (w/ Tamina)

AJ makes her entrance and makes note of Naomi's eye injury, and says this match is due to a lack of competition so they should get it over with. Cameron gets pissed and throws her pom pom at AJ, then she hits a legdrop before AJ punches her a few times and applies a front facelock. AJ throws her in the corner and taunts her, then Cameron tries to steal it with a rollup before hitting a dropkick for a near fall. Cameron tries to pick her up but AJ throws her on the floor, picking up Cameron's pom poms and mocking her before throwing them in the ring. Cameron pulls her off the apron so Tamina goes for a super kick, but Cameron side steps it and Tamina kicks AJ instead.

Cameron goes for a cover but Tamina breaks it up, then the referee orders her back to the corner but she stays and argues with him. Cameron goes outside and screams at her so Tamina clotheslines her, causing the disqualification, then she kicks her again before handing AJ her title and leaving with her. Bad News Barrett makes another appearance and says the Minnesota dummies broke his podium, but he's got more time for bad news. He says the WWE Network is live at 9 am tomorrow, but they'll be so mesmerized by all the content that they'll stop going to work. Barrett says the kids will fail out of school and they will all stop taking the trash out, and the government will condemn all of their homes.

Winner (by disqualification) – Cameron

Batista vs Alberto Del Rio

Alberto comes out in a neckbrace and some crutches, and he says he can't compete tonight because he is too injured (from Batista's previous attacks). Alberto surprises him with a crutch shot, then he hits him a few times and tears off his warmup pants, revealing it was all a ruse. He calls for the bell and Batista throws a few defensive punches, but Alberto throws him into the ringpost and applies a Cross Armbreaker on the ropes. Alberto stomps him a few times and knocks Batista back down, then he tackles him in the corner and connects with a step up enziguiri for two. Batista comes back with a spear and a clothesline, then he goes for a scoop slam but Alberto hits a Backstabber for two. Batista goes for a Batista Bomb but Alberto floats over and superkicks him for two, then he goes for a Cross Armbreaker but Batista knocks him into the turnbuckles and hits a Batista Bomb for the win.

Winner – Batista

Elimination Chamber (WWE World Heavyweight Championship)
Cesaro vs Christian vs Sheamus vs Daniel Bryan vs John Cena vs Randy Orton (c)

Cesaro hits Sheamus with a quick dropkick and throws him towards the cage, but Sheamus blocks it and uppercuts him into the corner. Cesaro uppercuts him back and backdrops him onto the chamber floor, then he hits the ropes but Sheamus comes back with a Battering Ram for two. Sheamus clotheslines him and clubs his chest, then he hits another clothesline before trying to suplex Cesaro back in. Cesaro counters and throws Sheamus into the ringpost, then he double stomps Sheamus from the middle ropes and taunts Orton in his pod. Cesaro throws a few uppercuts and mocks Cena, then Sheamus fires up and kicks him but Cesaro drops him with an uppercut. Sheamus tries to go up top but Cesaro connects with a rolling uppercut, then Daniel Bryan is buzzed in and he drops both opponents with a missile dropkick.

Bryan repeatedly kicks Sheamus in the corner and leapfrogs him, then he dropkicks him off the ropes and repeatedly kicks both Cesaro and Sheamus in the chest. Bryan kicks Cesaro in the head and tries to put Sheamus in a surfboard, then Cesaro tries to clothesline him but Bryan ducks and gets a near fall. Cesaro comes back with backbreaker for two, then Bryan ends up on the apron and tries to whip Cesaro into the wall. Cesaro reverses it and sends him through one of the open pods, and Cesaro trades blows with Sheamus on the chamber floor. Sheamus hits a rolling fireman's carry on the floor, then he heads up top as Christian is the next man to enter. Christian shoves him off the turnbuckles and throws Bryan into the cage wall, then he hits him a few times before Sheamus attacks him on the chamber floor. (Cont'd…)

Christian avoids a powerslam by Sheamus, but Cesaro throws him into the chamber wall before powerbombing him into one of the pods. He immediately follows with an uppercut for two, then Cena is buzzed in and he whips Christian into Sheamus before Bryan takes him down with a top rope hurricanrana. Bryan repeatedly kicks him in the chest and Christian hits a Killswitch, then Christian gets launched into the turnbuckles before Cena goes for a Five Knuckle Shuffle. Sheamus stops it and hits White Noise for two, then Cesaro uppercuts him a few times before Sheamus responds with some body shots. Cesaro goes for a Neutralizer but Sheamus backdrops him, then Christian throws him on the floor and Christian hits Cesaro with a tornado DDT for two.

Christian sets up a Killswitch but Cena backdrops him into the chamber wall, then he goes after Cesaro and gets caught with a Very European uppercut for two. Cena comes back with an Attitude Adjustment attempt but Bryan kicks him in the chest, then Sheamus goes for a pin on Cesaro as Orton gets in. Cesaro kicks out as Orton starts stomping everyone, then he tries to punt kick Bryan but comes up short. Everyone surrounds him so Orton locks himself back in his pod, mocking Sheamus from inside, but Sheamus Brogue Kicks the pod open and Cena follows with a Five Knuckle Shuffle attempt. Cesaro throws Cena outside and gets Orton in the Giant Swing, then Bryan connects with a rolling German suplex before Sheamus knocks him down and Brogue Kicks Cena in the corner.

Christian tries to steal the rollup so Sheamus goes after him, throwing him into the cage before setting up an Iron Cross on the chamber floor. Christian breaks free and scales one of the pods, then Orton superplexes Sheamus and Christian follows with a Frog Splash off the pod for the first elimination. Christian avoids a hangman's DDT and backdrops him outside, but Bryan connects with a running knee and makes the cover for the second elimination. Bryan sends Orton to the floor as Cena slams Cesaro into the cage wall, then Bryan and Cena face off before slugging it out in the middle of the ring. Bryan goes for a YES Lock but Cena counters with an AA attempt, but Cesaro runs in and slams them both down before sending Orton outside.

Cesaro goes for a gutwrench but Cena blocks it, setting up another AA but Cesaro grabs the ropes, so Cena throws him onto the cage floor. He pulls him back in and makes Cesaro tap to the STF, then he puts Orton in the STF but the lights cut out and The Wyatt Family make an appearance. They take out Cena before Bryan tries to run them off, but he gets kicked in the face and Rowan clotheslines Cena in the corner. Bray follows with Sister Abigail on Cena, then they leave the chamber so Orton sneaks in and makes the cover on Cena to eliminate him. Kane comes out and orders the Wyatts away from the arena, then he checks on Cena but Bryan dropkicks him out of the chamber.

Orton whips Bryan into one of the pods and tries to take him up top, but Bryan gets free and repeatedly kicks him from the tree of woe position. Bryan hits a side superplex for two, then he heads back up top but Orton catches him with a cheap shot and a hangman's DDT from the turnbuckles. Orton sets up a RKO but Bryan counters with a running knee for two, then he makes the cover but Kane pulls the ref out of the ring. Bryan kicks him into the cage and Orton RKO's Bryan, but Bryan kicks out and Orton tries to quiet the crowd. Bryan tries to steal a rollup before hitting a standing enziguiri, then he pulls himself up with the ropes but Kane clotheslines him and Orton RKO's him for the win.

Winner – Randy Orton

Vote away.

Lord TSC

Gave it a 7 out of 10.

Wyatts vs Shield was all shades of awesome, a real all out battle. Showed that if you take two acts, give them a consistent build, and let them go at it, the crowd will eat it up. Why, then, does that not happen more often!

Chamber match was ok, but nothing special imo. I had really hoped it wouldn't be as predictable as it turned out to be. When Bryan kicked out of the first RKO, I thought they might actually swerve us a bit, but no. I think most people know that ending was coming. Christian and Cesaro looked good, but I felt Sheamus never came out of the blocks. Something felt off about his timing for me tonight. I know they obviously have their plans and are sticking too them, but when the crowd so obviously want something else, this stubbornness frustrates me no end.

Batista vs Del Rio filled me with dread for the Mania main event; Batista looked dreadful in the ring in terms of not actually doing anything. At all. I shudder to think how the Mania crowd will turn on him vs Orton. They needed someone else in there.

Swagger vs Big E was brilliant. Titus vs Young was ok. And skipped the divas match. And #BnB felt like there should have been a payoff but it never came...

Going into Mania, we know what's happening. I feel it's uninspiring. But the six man and the IC title match bumped this show above average for me.

GTR63

Another 7.
Diva & Tag Title matches were below average. The IC match exceeded expectations. The Young vs Titus match may aswell of never happened I cared that little about it. Batista vs Del Rio was funny.....I guess. Wyatts vs The Shield was a fun wild brawl, pity Reigns didn't run through them at the end but as the Main Event showed WWE aren't into giving fans what they want. Chamber was decent, expected better but I enjoyed it. The finish was a little overbooked & the thought of Orton vs Batista fills me with dread. Put it on the youtube pre show please

beakerjoe

And your Cena bet didnt come good either .....oh well.

Gave the show a 7. The chamber match was well worked and solid although obviously predictable. Cesaro looks every part the star, his in ring work is a piece of beauty. Bryan was his usual awesome self and Christian and Cena also worked hard. Orton didnt do much in the match and Shemo looked slugish and off the pace, which i put down to not being 100 percent yet stamina wise.

Shield v Wyatts was a great contest with Rollin and Harper the MVPs of the match. Both guys took some bumps and had some great spots, with the former Tyler Black looking very impressive for the first time in a while. Reigns could of looked stronger in defeat though. Interesting to see where Reigns v Ambrose goes from here after Dean disappeared.

Swagger and Big E was excellent considering the lack of build up. Both men worked their asses off and gave a thrilling match to start the PPV.

The rest was boring filler and that, coupled with the awful predictability of the out comes drags the PPV down

CSF

I'm gonna go 6, could have been a 7 if everything wasn't so damn predictable.

I thought the Intercontinental match was the big surprise of the night, the Chamber was probably the highest quality match followed by the 6-man.

gnfnrhead

Only three matches worth watching.

The IC title match was far better than anybody ever expected. With an actual storyline it would have been great.

The six man tag was boring as fcuk until the rules went out the window. Not sure why they have Reigns booked so strongly at Survivor Series and Royal Rumble only to fall so easy here. The crowd were really into it until the three count then they kinda died. Like me, they were expecting a lot more from the 3 on 1 stage.

My only issue with the Chamber match was the eliminations. Bar Sheamus they were all weak. The match itself was very good though and had the right result. Bryan should win the title at Wrestlemania, not a B-level PPV. They just have to get him into the match now.

the groutch

people forget that Swagger is actually a decent wrestler, he's just booked into a black hole.
if they ever put him in the babyface Kurt Angle role (minus the "You Suck" chants) he could get seriously over.

Lord TSC

the groutch wrote: »

people forget that Swagger is actually a decent wrestler, he's just booked into a black hole.

In fairness, there's a reason that WWE are afraid to book him strongly....

gnfnrhead

This brings the score up a lot:

Qs

The Shield and Wyatts match was one of the best I've seen in quite a while from WWE. I really enjoyed it and I thought everyone got over really, really well.

hufpc8w3adnk65

gnfnrhead wrote: »

This brings the score up a lot:

Best...........GIF............ever...........

Machismo Fan

The opener, six man tag and main event were all good to excellent, the rest was just there. Thumbs up to the crowd for actually chanting Boo-tisita though. 7/10.

the groutch

gnfnrhead wrote: »

This brings the score up a lot:

as did this

gnfnrhead

Someone took note of Batista's offence last night:

3 punches
3 elbows
Move out of the way
Shoulder tackle
Spear
2 clotheslines
Move out of the way
Spinebuster
Push Del Rio into exposed turnbuckle
Batista bomb

In an 8 minute match, Batista had ~1:35 of combined offence, a lot of which was spent on the mat catching his breath.

Wrestlemania main eventer.

JP Liz V1

the groutch wrote: »

people forget that Swagger is actually a decent wrestler, he's just booked into a black hole.
if they ever put him in the babyface Kurt Angle role (minus the "You Suck" chants) he could get seriously over.

Swagger has zero charisma to get over as a face imo

beakerjoe

JP Liz V1 wrote: »

Swagger has zero charisma to get over as a face imo

I agree. While he is a very good grappler, he just is as bland as mud when on the mic or speaking in any capacity. Zeb and Cesaro are the only things keeping him relevant.

Moneymaker

the groutch wrote: »

people forget that Swagger is actually a decent wrestler, he's just booked into a black hole.
if they ever put him in the babyface Kurt Angle role (minus the "You Suck" chants) he could get seriously over.

Seth Rollins is the one that showed me he can be a great babyface last night.

Crowd was really into him and he stood out in a match that was the best of the night. He sold like a champ and it looked natural and believable and of course the high spots he broke out were just brilliant.

Everyone always talks about Ambrose and Reigns. Not last night.

Mr.Tyler Black had a hell of a performance.

Lithium93_

Elimination Chamber was a 7/10 for me, The Wyatt Family vs. The Shield = match of the night and definitely a match of the year candidate.... Elimination Chamber match itself was okay, even though we all knew how it would finish (had a little hope that Daniel Bryan would win, but scumbag WWE screwing us again), i think this crowd shot after Borton had retained says it all about Orton as champion,




IF Daniel Bryan isn't in the main event for Wrestlemania XXX, I HOPE THE NEW ORLEANS CROWD ABSOLUTELY **** ON THE Bootista & Borton match......

And this was THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE DIVA'S CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

SlickRic

if the Wrestlemania main event is Batista/Orton, then WWE deserve it to be sh*t on.

rovert

Definitely a 7/10 show.

Then I look at this:



:P

CastorTroy

Those crowd shots had nothing on Miz girl, aka Scowly.

Speaking of Miz, they should've had him rant abut not being on the PPV then storm off the panel.

Don't know what they'll do with Bryan now. Everyone wants him in the WM Main Event but he needs to get through Kane and HHH first, with no more PPVs before WM. Of course, maybe WWE can apply their usual continuity rules and forget the thing with Kane and HHH has ever happened.

Moneymaker

CastorTroy wrote: »

Those crowd shots had nothing on Miz girl, aka Scowly.

Speaking of Miz, they should've had him rant abut not being on the PPV then storm off the panel.

Don't know what they'll do with Bryan now. Everyone wants him in the WM Main Event but he needs to get through Kane and HHH first, with no more PPVs before WM. Of course, maybe WWE can apply their usual continuity rules and forget the thing with Kane and HHH has ever happened.

He can beat Kane on RAW or even at WM itself for a shot.

Bret wrestled twice at WMX, no reason DB can't do it.

gnfnrhead

Moneymaker wrote: »

He can beat Kane on RAW or even at WM itself for a shot.

Bret wrestled twice at WMX, no reason DB can't do it.

Bret did it because he had to. 20 years ago the roster wasnt up to much. Now it's massive and would be incredibly hard to justify having to have someone pull double duty unless they have a big battle royal or something on it also.

Bryan doesnt need to face Triple H. He can face Kane on Raw while Triple H can simply be on the side of both Batista and Orton.

chrisb1

I can see brock or daniel Challenging basista for his spot at WM or maybe both in a triple threat match

The shield and wyatt family match was the best of the night

And the look on the faces of the yae movement after Daniel got screwed again was priceless

One question remains will taker be back to put the streak on the line one last and if he does who will be the challenger

Bounty Hunter

gave it a 7/10 but was very close to giving it a 6 because of the predictability and the fact that right now it's Orton vs Batista in the Main Event of Wrestlemania.

good points:

The IC title match was much better than expected

The 6 man tag was class

The Main Event was good*

AJ rubbing some Funk on it (to steal a term from an old not so great movie with the same name as a wrestling stable)

Bootista chant

The fact that the commentary etc is still teasing the idea that perhaps D.Bryan could still get into the main event at Mania (or perhaps that was just me)

Bad points:

I think everyone predicted almost the entire cards results in the prediction thread, (I got one wrong but that was D.Young vs Titus and was partially cos I thought 1 match might be a surprise)

The same can be said for the Kane interferance at the end of the main event.

apart from the 3 matches above the rest were all meh!

The bad news Barrett bits were not as effective as the WWE hoped

The WWE cutting to pretty much expressionless faces at the end of the show

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gotta ask was I the only one who thought the 6 man tag was supposed to be in the chamber and an elimination match? not complaining though cos it was a very good match

CastorTroy

Anyone else think the chamber makes the ring look small? There were loads of times I thought the ropes weren't very high and the top rope moves didn't have the same impact. For example when Bryan did the hurricarana on Cena from the top after Cena came in, it didn't look too effective as Cena didn;t seem to have far to fall.

Rjd2

SlickRic wrote: »

if the Wrestlemania main event is Batista/Orton, then WWE deserve it to be sh*t on.

I think they will add someone to it, they can't be naive enough to know that this is a feud that nobody needs to see and neither are as over as they should be in their role to main event.

If the two must square off,my idea would be to stick it in the middle of show, make it no more than 8-10 minutes and a spot fest, not ideal but preferable than watching them towards the end boring everyone to death for 20 or so minutes.

Lord TSC

Just flicked on the repeat, and after the AJ match, they cut to a break. Did they cut #BnB?

The amount of just-about-kicking-out-then-being-totally-fine last night was ridiculous.

willmunny1990

The show itself was ok, the chamber, Shield vs Wyatts, Swagger vs Big E were all good but the other four were terrible.

Surely WWE have something else up the sleeve regarding the Mania main event, it can't be Batista/Orton, it just can't be.

GTR63

Deleted User wrote: »

The amount of just-about-kicking-out-then-being-totally-fine last night was ridiculous.

Have to say about Bryan the sell job of his arm injury at times was :rolleyes:
Wait until Mania next month its 10x worse