Was it Sasha, was Charlotte, oh wait a minute, it was Cena, nooo it was AJ Styles,
no was Roman Reigns? Maybe we thought Nikki Bella!! This is what the card order
did!!
While the show
was entertaining, the ending of the show was relatively disappointing. However,
what some people have rightly pointed out was the erratic nature of how the
card shaped up. Enzo and Cass did a tremendous
job of kicking off the show and getting the crowd warmed up. But suddenly, from
there, the card appeared to have been haphazardly shuffled like a deck of
playing cards. The second bout on the main show ended up being the Sasha Banks vs. Charlotte rematch. Sasha and Charlotte definitely
deserved to be higher up on the card after their incredible title match on Monday NightRaw.
Miz and Crews got
unfortunately sandwiched between Sasha vs. Charlotte and perhaps the match of
the night, and arguably the match of the entire SummerSlam weekend, in John
Cena vs. AJ Styles. SummerSlam featured two matches that would end in a
disqualification and a no contest: New Day vs. The Club for the Tag Team titles
and Roman Reigns vs. Rusev for the United States title. The Tag Team
title match and the United States title match could have certainly come before
both Sasha vs. Charlotte and Cena
vs. Styles.
Additionally, WWE returned to their old ways in putting a
women’s wrestling match between the WWE Championship and the UniversalChampionship match to allow the crowd to take a breather. Becky,
Naomi, and Carmella vs. the returning Nikki
Bella, Natalya, and Alexa Bliss suffered from a drained crowd that was still
trying to get back into the show after Cena vs. Styles and a disappointing
match between Ambrose and Ziggler.
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