I stated this in the live discussion but this PPV was one of, if not the best, pay-per-views I've ever seen. That show is the exact reason why I love WWE and pro-wrestling.
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@Beavporeon said there wasn't a single bad match, and all of the matches did what they had to do. Roderick vs Eric was a great opener, and the match was better than what I expected. The MOTN though was the U.K Championship match between Tyler Bate and Pete Dunne. When a viewer like myself and a crowd that was only introduced to this style of wrestling in WWE only back in January, and having the reaction be possibly one of the best of the night, that's just something special. The match itself was glorious, and I'm freaking glad I got to see it. I was legitimately not a fan of Dunne during it because Tyler is so damn-likeable as a champion and a wrestler. I'm completely fine Pete got the win though, as it;s something new and it can bring new things to their new semi-division by the looks.
The N.X.T Women's Championship match was awesome. I have to admit though, I wasn't that interested until I saw what great matches these women can put on. Splendid showing, and I can't wait till Ember takes that title. Roode vs Itami was really good, and I'm glad they're still keeping the title on Bobby. It looks like they're going in the direction of a Drew McIntyre vs Bobby Roode feud which will be, fucking amazing. I'm unsure what to think about the backstage segment though, does that mean a Hideo heel turn? If so, I'd be 100% fine with a Hideo vs Kassius Ohno feud.
Now onto the M.E. #DIY vs. The Authors of Pain in a ladder match for the N.X.T Tag team Championships. Let me just say now, that match was fucking amazing. It lacked nothing, and the chemistry these teams hold is truly wonderful. I was interested and hyped throughout the whole match, and seeing DIY lose like that legitimately made me sad and unprepared for what was to come. When the match ended I immediately thought that this was DIY's last run in NXT, and that they were heading up to the main roster. I was sad and happy at the same time because of the loss and the thought of them coming up to the main roster. Seeing them at the ramp and Tommaso slamming Johnny into the LED light-stand (thing) made me stop all thoughts in shock. I was completely unsuspecting of a heel turn, and that rarely happens with me nowadays. The crowd reaction was perfect, the execution was perfect, the whole match itself was perfect. Perfect PPV if I've seen one. Now I can't wait until Johhny Wrestling gets his revenge on the Psycho Killer.
