Sunday, October 23, 2016

No Mercy Review



Hello readers of wrestling

Today we will do a review of the last few weeks of WWE wrestling. I have been away for a bit catching up on all of the main roster wrestling that has been happening lately. Last time I wrote you guys, I was just saying how impressed I was with what it looks like is happening in WWE. I think that they are doing good things.

Now we have a pay per view coming next week, “Hell in a Cell”, and I will have predictions coming up (also I will have the results of my last predictions, because why not, right) but before we get to that, lets just talk about some of the good I have seen in the WWE for the last month or so, and let’s  start with “No Mercy”.

This pay per view started with the main event, the WWE World championship match AJ Styles vs John Cena Vs Dean Ambrose. This was a very interesting match. These 3 guys work really well together, and this was a really good match, maybe the match of the night (if not for a different match that we will talk about later).  This was a back and forth match, with all 3 guys scoring near falls through out. The match almost ended with both Ambrose and Cena making Styles tap out, as they both had him in some form of a submission. But because both guys had him in a submission, there was no clear winner, and the match was restarted. After the restart, AJ used a chair to pick up the victory. Like I said before, I think this was a really good match, I am not a big fan of them having this match to start the night, but WWE decided to do this to avoid going head to head with the presidential debate. 

I would say the only other match that is worth even mentioning, is the Intercontinental championship match between The Miz, and Dolph Ziggler. Now if you were a subscriber to my old blog (themain-event.blogspot.com), you will see that I wrote a blog about both of these guys. I thought a few years ago that these guys would be the future, and this is where it all came together. This program has been excellent all the way around. The back ground videos, the matches where Ziggler almost won, but Maryse, the Miz’s wife, sprayed him in the face with hair spray, and Miz bringing out the Spirit Squad to make fun of Dolph. These guys have been doing some of the best work in the company. I would be happy to see them take this feud to the big time. Anyway, after saying all of that, Dolph Ziggler won the title. He was putting his career on the line, and he completed his goal of winning the IC belt, and continuing to compete in WWE. 

Outside of that, to be honest with you guys, the reset of the card was a dud. The women’s title match did not take place, because Becky Lynch was hurt. The tag team titles did not change hands, even though the Usos are far more interesting as heels than they are as baby faces. I have to say that I would love to see them get traded to RAW, for the club, and have the club with AJ as one heel faction, and the Usos and Roman Reigns as a heel faction. That would be amazing. 

Well I guess that is as good of a place as any to stop for this week. Check back in later this week, before “Hell in a Cell”. I will do a preview blog. And for fun, I will have my record for my other predictions for the other pay per views. Have a great week watching wrestling people. After this upcoming show, I will discuss some other companies such as TNA and ROH.

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