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AEW Dynamite Results: Winners, Grades, Reaction and Highlights from December 16

Sana Ejaz Khan

    Credit: All Elite Wrestling

    AEW looked to continue its momentous run Wednesday night on TNT with a show headlined by AEW World Champion Kenny Omega in action, a gigantic 14-man tag team match featuring Chris Jericho and The Inner Circle, and another appearance by "The Icon" Sting.

    What significant storyline developments and awe-inspiring in-ring action awaited the AEW fans?

    Find out now with this recap of the December 16 episode.

Match Card

1 OF 8

    Already announced for Wednesday's show:

        

    • World Title Eliminator Match: Joey Janela vs. AEW World Champion Kenny Omega
    • Brandon Cutler, Top Flight, Varsity Blondes and Best Friends vs. The Inner Circle
    • Cody Rhodes vs. Angelico
    • Serena Deeb and Big Swole vs. Ivelisse and Diamante
    • SCU vs. The Acclaimed
    • Dasha Gonzalez interviews Dustin Rhodes
    • Eddie Kingston speaks to his enemies

        

    Coverage begins at 8:00 PM.

Hangman Page and Dark Order vs. Matt Hardy and Private Party

2 OF 8

    Credit: All Elite Wrestling

    A week after hesitantly agreeing to team with The Dark Order, “Hangman” Adam Page partnered with Alex Reynolds and John Silver to battle Matt Hardy and Private Party in a big Six-Man Tag Team Match at top of Wednesday’s show.

    Page, Silver and Reynolds showed solid teamwork in the opening moments of the bout, clearing the opposition from the ring and celebrating their early success. The Dark Order minions downed Isiah Kassidy and Page followed with a standing Shooting Star Press for a near-fall as the thrown-together team continued their domination.

    Marq Quen turned the tide for Hardy and Private Party, taking the fight to Silver, then joining Kassidy in several double-team sequences to maintain control. Hardy wasted too much time as he showboated on the ropes and ate a big right hand to the midsection.

    Page tagged in and unloaded on the competition, showing incredible agility, speed and tenacity as he tore through the opposition. 

    Reynolds tagged in and unloaded on Quen, showing great speed while doing so. Page and Silver joined in, nearly scoring the win until a well-timed save by Hardy. A Twist of Fate by Hardy drove Silver’s knee into the apron, leaving the breakout star of Being The Elite to nurse his injury on the floor.

    Back inside, Private Party delivered Gin and Juice on Reynolds, only for Hardy to tag himself in and score the win.

         

    Result

    Hardy and Private Party defeated Silver, Reynolds and Page

        

    Grade 

    B+

        

    Analysis

    This was the fun, fast-paced match that sets the table for the rest of the show and creates an energy for every other match to feed off of.

    Page and Dark Order demonstrated some solid in-ring chemistry, each of the three competitors having the opportunity to showcase their abilities. The underrated Reynolds really shined in his brief outburst late in the match.

    The story here was more about Hardy picking up the pieces and gaining the glory of the win, despite leaving Quen and Kassidy to carry the load of the work. Hardy is very clearly turning heel, his “truth is the truth” shtick likely to be the theme of his next run.

    It is only a matter of time before Private Party severs ties with the veteran competitor, necessitating the heel turn. If it doesn’t come before that.

Cody Rhodes vs. Angelico

3 OF 8

    Credit: All Elite Wrestling

    Moments after a vignette announcing Brandi Rhodes’ pregnancy aired, Cody Rhodes made his way to the squared circle for his scheduled match with Angelico, hellbent on proving to Sting he’s not just some “kid” following last week’s encounter.

    A father-to-be, with the topic of Sting hanging overhead like a heavy winter’s cloud, he faced the very real possibility of an upset loss to the mat magician Angelico, who had shown a propensity for stretching and submitting his opponents in recent months.

    Angelico worked the lower body of Rhodes during the break but The American Nightmare fired off a flurry of offense coming out of the commercial timeout. A big powerslam downed the South African and a big pump kick further stunned him.

    Angelico caught Cody coming off the ropes with the Disaster Kick, dodged it and applied the Navaro Death Roll. Rhodes fought to the ropes, forcing the break. Angelico countered the Cross Rhodes but could not avoid the Cody Cutter, which earned the EVP of AEW the win.

    Taz appeared after the match with his Team Taz cohorts Will Hobbs, Ricky Starks, Brian Cage, and son Hook. “Team Taz is coming to the ring and you’re going to be put on paternity leave.” 

    The arena darkened, the snow fell and Sting arrived, his trademark black baseball bat in hand. Team Taz pulled an overzealous Hobbs back, preventing him from making a mistake. Cody and Darby Allin were both show, one with awe on his face, the other emotionless, as The Icon stood tall on the ramp.

        

    Result

    Rhodes defeated Angelico

        

    Grade

    B

        

    Analysis

    Cody has a tendency to take undercard talents who have impressed in recent weeks and work with them in a high-profile singles match, allowing them to benefit from working with one of the company’s top stars. This was no different as Angelico was allowed to showcase his abilities outside of the confines of a typical tag team match and the result was a solid match hampered ever-so-slightly by the timeout.

    Team Taz continuing their rivalry with Cody made sense and allowed the leader of that faction to remind viewers of the impending Allin-Cage match. It was the appearance by Sting, the tease of an inevitable match with Cody, and his obvious influence on Allin that continues to create intrigue and keep fans engaged.

    Thus far, he has been utilized to perfection and created a number of compelling story threads that AEW can explore, flesh out, and pay off over the course of the next year if it so pleases.

Eddie Kingston Addresses His Enemies

4 OF 8

    Credit: All Elite Wrestling

    Eddie Kingston made hit the ring to address his enemies.

    He addressed Pac, claiming to have ended The Bastard’s career, before turning his attention to Lance Archer.

    The Murderhawk Madman made his presence felt, attacking him until The Butcher and The Blade made the save. The Lucha Bros hit the ring next, joined by Pac, whose arrival stunned Kingston.

    Death Triangle, reunited, teed off on Kingston’s “Fam” before Pac and Archer argued over who was next to get their hands on Kingston.

         

    Grade

    A

        

    Analysis

    This is such a delightfully intriguing story, if only because everyone involved is a heel. While that would never work in other companies, it does here because of the enormity of the personalities involved. Kingston is such a fantastic heel that even a tandem as devious and destructive as Archer and Jake “The Snake” Roberts are babyfaces in comparison.

    People want to see Kingston get his ass kicked, regardless of who is carrying out the deed. Butcher and Blade have been great as his heavies, too. Pac and Lucha Bros are such intense, talented and flashy performers, they can attract cheers in necessary situations.

12-Man Tag Team Match

5 OF 8

    Credit: All Elite Wrestling

    Top Flight (Darius and Dante Martin), The Varsity Blondes (Brian Pillman Jr. and Griff Garrison), and Best Friends (Chuck Taylor and Trent) battled The Inner Circle’s Chris Jericho, MJF Jake Hager, Santana, Ortiz and Sammy Guevara in an enormous 12-Man Tag Team Match.

    Conspicuous by their absences were Brandon Cutler and Wardlow, both originally scheduled for the contest.

    Pillman and Jericho grappled early as the commentary team put over the generational gap between them. The heels momentary seized control, working over Garrison, until a big hip toss to Guevara allowed him to tag in Dante of Top Flight. The young star looked to trade kicks with The Spanish God but paid for it as the arrogant heel, compared to Eddie Guerrero by Jim Ross, again seized control for the heels.

    Best Friends, Santana and Ortiz came to blows for the first time since their acclaimed Parking Lot Brawl, inciting a donnybrook that ended with the babyfaces standing tall and a six-way hug to pop the crowd.

    The heels swarmed Trent and beat him down on the outside heading into the break.

    Back from the commercial, Trent delivered a big DDT that allowed him to create separation and deliver a side suplex to Ortiz. Darius Martin tagged in and delivered a standing Spanish Fly to Ortiz. Dante wiped out both Ortiz and Santana with a dive.

    Best Friends delivered the half and half Soul Food combination on Ortiz and The Varsity Blondes added more punishment. A bat to the back of Garrison, Hager paying homage to Wardlow with the F-10 and a cheap pinfall by MJF led to the win for Inner Circle.

    After the match, Top Flight sent Jericho and MJF scurrying to the flor before standing tall in the center of the ring.

        

    Result

    Inner Circle defeated Top Flight, Varsity Blondes and Best Friends

        

    Grade

    C+

        

    Analysis

    The action was solid and consistent, never giving fans the opportunity to their collective breath.

    Unfortunately, there were so many moving parts, so many performers to service and not nearly enough time for everyone to get all of their stuff in and properly showcase themselves. As a result, what could have been an extraordinary multi-man tag was merely good, with the right team going over.

    MJF tagging in and reaping the rewards of others’ hard work was so on-brand and a perfect bit of booking. Hager paying tribute to Wardlow, who it was revealed was unable to travel due to family issues, was a nice tip of the hat, too.

    Top Flight getting their heat back after the match by attacking Jericho and the aforementioned MJF seems to hint at a possible match between the two teams in the very near future.

SCU vs. The Acclaimed

6 OF 8

    Credit: All Elite Wrestling

    Max Castor and Anthony Bowens, known collectively as The Acclaimed, battled SCU’s Frankie Kazarian and Christopher Daniels in tag team action. Bowens and Castor sought to improve on their top five tag team ranking.

    After a pre-match rap battle, Castor and Bowens seized control by isolating Kazarian and working him over through the picture-in-picture commercial break. Kazarian fought back, created separation and tagged Daniels into the match. 

    The Fallen Angel teed off on the opposition, looked for Angel’s Wings on Bowens but settled for a uranage. A well-timed interjection from Castor provided just enough of a distraction to slow Daniels down and prevent a loss.

    Castor delivered an illegal shot to the face of Daniels with the boom box and Bowens picked up the pin-fall victory to retain his team’s spot in the tag team rankings.

    After the match, the victors issued a challenge to The Young Bucks for an AEW Tag Team Championship Match on next week’s show.

        

    Result

    The Acclaimed defeated SCU

        

    Grade

    C

        

    Analysis

    The pre-match rap battle fell flat and the crowd’s lack of reaction to The Acclaimed’s victory suggests the push may be a bit too quick, a bit too soon. They were a step or two off SCU, showing their youth and inexperience. While they are impressive athletes and look like a million bucks, they could really use more refining before they are thrown into a world title match with the Bucks. 

    Not a bad match, by any means, but this definitely feels a bit premature, even if AEW’s dedication to spotlighting fresh new stars is commendable.

Big Swole and Serena Deeb vs. Diamante and Ivelisse

7 OF 8

    Credit: All Elite Wrestling

    Big Swole and NWA Women’s Champion Serena Deeb had Diamante and Ivelisse reeling early on in their tag team match Wednesday night. A well-timed bit of interference from Ivelisse, though, allowed the heels to slow Swole’s momentum and double-team her in the corner to wrestle the advantage away from their opponents.

    Deeb tagged in after the break and wasted little time trapping Ivelisse in a Figure Four. A tag to Diamante allowed her to break the hold and the heels to continue their impressive dominance over their opponents.

    Swole tagged back into the match, applied the Clear Water Cloverleaf and earned the submission victory.

    After the match, Nyla Rose and Vickie Guerrero hit the ring and attacked the winners. Red Velvet hit the ring with a chair in-hand, chasing the heels out of the ring and earning the slightest bit of revenge after the attack she endured at their hands last week.

         

    Result

    Deeb and Swole defeated Diamante and Ivelisse

        

    Grade

    C

       

    Analysis

    The majority of the match took place during the commercial break, a good portion of which was not featured in the picture-in-picture format. Still, the commentary team put over the improvements made by Swole and her training under Dean Malenko and the result was a finish that highlighted said evolution.

    Red Velvet making the save was a logical development and puts her in a position to enjoy expanded television time, something she has certainly earned based on her recent in-ring performances.

    The fact that AEW is making a concentrated effort to emphasize a women’s feud outside of the title picture is a step in the right direction for the most criticized area of the company’s shows.

No Disqualification World Title Eliminator Match: Joey Janela vs. Kenny Omega

8 OF 8

    Credit: All Elite Wrestling

    Just 24 hours after it was announced that he will team with Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson to battle Rich Swann and The Motor City Machine Guns at Impact Wrestling’s Hard to Kill on January 16, AEW World Champion Kenny Omega battled a familiar foe in “The Bad Boy” Joey Janela in a No Disqualification World Title Eliminator Match.

    Janela rocked Omega with a trash can shot to the face before the bell, only to fall prey to a jumping leg drop onto a steel chair while Don Callis provided live commentary over the house mic. A tope con hilo continued the champion’s early dominance.

    Omega brutalized Janela, delivering a vicious double stomp that drove the trash can into Janela’s face. He set up for the One-Winged Angel but Janela reversed into a reverse rana. At ringside, Sonny Kiss retrieved a table in time for Janela to lay into his opponent with a series of right hands.

    With Omega draped on the table, The Bad Boy delivered a top-rope leg drop from the turnbuckle to the floor.

    A moonsault press off the top missed, though, and Omega delivered the V-Trigger, followed by a second. The One-Winged Angel ended Janela’s night as the champion earned another victory. Omega taunted Kiss at ringside before Callis cut another promo claiming there are no more questions to be answered for the champ.

    Pac and Death Triangle appeared and The Bastard questioned how Omega can be the rightful champion when Rey Fenix competed in the World Title Eliminator Tournament...and never lost. Pac revealed that per Tony Khan, Omega will defend against Fenix on December 30. 

        

    Result

    Omega defeated Janela

       

    Grade

    B

       

    Analysis

    Talk about a jam-packed main event segment rushed due to time constraints.

    Omega essentially squashed Janela here. While some will cite the table spot as evidence that Janela was allowed to appear competitive, the fact of the matter is that it was concocted to avoid total squash status. Regardless of one’s opinion of AEW’s use of Janela since day one, there is no denying that Omega looked like a dominant champion whose one brief flirtation with overconfidence nearly cost him the win.

    Fenix emerging as the next challenger to the gold makes sense and having Pac, whose own issues with Omega are well-documented, announce it was a nice touch and sets up what will be a must-see championship clash for the last episode of Dynamite in 2020.

    A solid way to end what was a nonstop night of action and storyline development for a company riding a wave of momentum

Tuesday 15 December 2020

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WWE Raw Results: Winners, Grades, Reaction and Highlights from December 14

Sana Ejaz Khan
    Credit: WWE.com

    'Twas the Monday before WWE TLC and all through the ThunderDome, Randy Orton watched over his shoulder, waiting for The Fiend to roam.

    The final episode of Raw hit the USA Network airwaves with an episode dedicated to the last bit of hype for Sunday's Tables, Ladders & Chairs pay-per-view extravaganza. Drew McIntyre and AJ Styles wrote the latest chapter in their feud, Lana sought the biggest upset of her career against Nia Jax and the "Firefly Fun House" took a special field trip.

    What went down just six nights before the final spectacular of 2020?

    Find out with this recap of the broadcast.

Match Card

1 OF 13

    Announced for Monday's show:

    • "The Nightmare Before TLC" with AJ Styles and Drew McIntyre
    • Styles vs. Sheamus
    • The "Firefly Fun House" takes a ThunderDome field trip
    • The New Day and Jeff Hardy vs. The Hurt Business
    • Lana vs. Nia Jax

'Twas The Nightmare Before TLC...

2 OF 13

    Credit: WWE

    The final Raw on the road to TLC kicked off with a special edition of "The Dirt Sheet," in which The Miz introduced the audience to "The Nightmare Before TLC."

    Miz read a story out of a book that featured an appearance by AJ Styles and Omos, and John Morrison dressed as Braveheart.

    "Chivalry's dead, like your title reign," Styles said as he drove a fake sword into Morrison's abdomen. Miz seemingly wrapped up the story with Styles climbing the ladder and winning the WWE Championship...only to switch things up to a finish that sees him cash in Money in the Bank.

    Sheamus interrupted the "community performance theatre," and after an exchange of trash talk, their previously scheduled match took to the squared circle as the show headed to break.

         

    Grade

    C+

        

    Analysis

    So...that was far more amusing than it had any right to be. Miz was great, ditto Styles, who was fantastic as the overconfident heel who forgot the narrator possesses the Money in the Bank briefcase.

    Sheamus appeared right on cue, and true to the WWE formula over the last 10 years, the opening segment gave way to a match.

    Harmless fun, formulaic booking and a match between two strong in-ring workers to kick off the broadcast? Not too shabby for the start of the go-home show to TLC.

Sheamus vs. AJ Styles

3 OF 13

    Credit: WWE.com

    Before Styles could make it to TLC for his showdown with WWE champion Drew McIntyre, he encountered Sheamus in a physical battle to kick off the in-ring portion of this week's show. The Celtic Warrior was relentless in his assault of The Phenomenal One early, but Styles tied him up in the ropes and unloaded with a flurry of strikes that stunned Sheamus and left him reeling on the floor.

    Sheamus recovered with a release suplex, tossing Styles with reckless abandon twice. A throat thrust halted the Irishman's momentum. Sheamus recovered and teased a powerbomb off the ring apron, only for Omos to grab hold of Styles and stare the aggressor down heading into the break.

    Back from the commercial, Sheamus elbowed his way out of Styles' grasp but quickly fell prey to a stiff kick to the back of the left knee. The Celtic Warrior fought his way back into the match, delivering the Irish Curse, only to further damage his knee.

    Sheamus again encountered interference from Omos before finding himself trapped in a Calf Crusher that only further damaged his left leg. He managed to deliver White Noise but could not put his opponent away. As the fight headed to the ropes, Styles wiggled out of his opponent's grasp, pulled him down to the mat and stacked him up for the hard-fought victory.

    Styles and Omos tied Sheamus' feet in the ropes after the match and attacked him with a steel chair.

         

    Result

    Styles defeated Sheamus

        

    Grade

    B

        

    Analysis

    This would have been even better without the commercial interruption.

    Styles and Sheamus have hellish in-ring chemistry, and the Irishman did a fantastic job of selling his left leg throughout. The injury smartly factored into the finish rather than Sheamus simply shrugging it off to hit his signature stuff, and the result was a stronger match.

    The post-match beatdown essentially ensures Sheamus will not be around to interfere on behalf of McIntyre on Sunday, perhaps even clearing the way for the Money in the Bank cash-in Miz teased in the opening segment.

    Good stuff here with potentially long-reaching storytelling implications, especially with McIntyre vs. Sheamus a sure thing at some point in the near future.

    After all, where was the WWE champion to help his best friend?

The New Day and Jeff Hardy vs. The Hurt Business

4 OF 13

    Credit: WWE

    Riddle accompanied Jeff Hardy and Raw Tag Team champions The New Day to the squared circle for a match against Cedric Alexander, Shelton Benjamin and the United States champion Bobby Lashley as the babyfaces and heels wrote their latest chapter.

    Hardy, Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston rolled heading into the break, even stopping to dance in a blatant taunt of their opponents.

    Back from the timeout, Lashley pulled Kingston over the top rope and to the arena floor in a show of his raw strength. A suplex continued the tag champ's agony as he nursed his lower back. The braggadocios, arrogant Alexander tagged in and targeted his ailing opponent's back.

    The heels beat down Kingston for several moments until the former WWE champion made a much-needed tag to Hardy. Despite Alexander cutting him off, Hardy still managed a near-fall that sparked utter chaos. The action broke down, leading to a fight on the arena floor.

    In the ring, Hardy and Alexander traded near-falls. A Twist of Fate rocked Alexander, who had blind-tagged Lashley into the match. A well-timed bit of interference by Alexander gave way to the Hurt Lock from Lashley as the U.S. champ scored the win for The Hurt Business.

        

    Result

    The Hurt Business defeated New Day and Hardy

        

    Grade

    C+

        

    Analysis

    This was a relatively formulaic tag match, but that's not a particularly bad thing. WWE has mastered the layout of these multi-man tag matches, and they are typically all good-to-very good. This fell in line, previewing Sunday's tag title match between Kingston/Woods and Alexander/Benjamin.

    It played up Kingston's knee injury, which he has nursed in consecutive weeks, as a potential weakness heading into the show, but most importantly, it continued to present Alexander as a breakout star of the heel faction.

    The former cruiserweight champion was on here, doing the little things like arrogantly tagging himself in despite Lashley having full control of the match. He interfered to set up Lashley's win and is really seizing the spotlight this push has afforded him and making the absolute most of it.

    It was interesting to see Hardy take the fall, as it no longer appears as though a date with Lashley over the U.S. title is in the works. Rather, a partnership with Riddle as "The Hardy Bros" figures to keep him occupied for the foreseeable future.

    Whether you like it or not.

Lana vs. Nia Jax

5 OF 13

    Credit: WWE

    Raw Women's champion Asuka offered up a pep talk prior to Lana's showdown with Women's Tag Team champion Nia Jax, but no well-wishes or motivational gibberish could help The Ravishing Russian early as she endured the wrath of an increasingly frustrated Irresistible Force.

    A headscissors stunned Jax. As the heel recovered and attempted a Samoan Drop from the top rope, Lana wiggled free, took out her opponent's knee and delivered a double stomp that drove Jax into the mat. She stacked her up for a monumental upset.

    After the match, Shayna Baszler attacked Asuka from behind in the backstage area before joining Jax in the ring for a two-on-one beatdown of Lana.

    The tag team champions punished the victor, targeting her left leg and ankle with a vicious attack before Asuka made the save.

        

    Result

    Lana defeated Jax

        

    Grade

    C+

        

    Analysis

    That was the payoff to the last three months of television, wasted on a meaningless episode of Raw before a tag team title match no one asked for. Lana shaking off all preconceived notions to upset Jax was the money match, and in typical WWE fashion, it overbooked the story, horribly timed the payoff and will limp into TLC for a match that will only serve to overexpose the program further than it already has been.

    WWE's infatuation with wrapping the entire Raw women's division up in this storyline is still mind-blowingly shortsighted, but at this point, there really is no going back.

    It will not result in Lana getting over to the extent management had hoped, if only because management overthought the whole thing from the very beginning.

    It is unfortunate, really, because the potential was there for Lana to finally get over as a lovable underdog babyface.

Elias Introduces His New Bodyguard

6 OF 13

    Credit: WWE

    Elias returned to Raw two weeks after being electrocuted during his Symphony of Destruction match against Jeff Hardy, seconded by former Forgotten Son, Jaxson Ryker.

    Ryker revealed he had a revelation, that Elias' music was the truth and he would protect the musician from attack by fellow Superstars.

    24/7 champion R-Truth interrupted, drawing out Erik, Akira Tozawa, Drew Gulak and others, all of whom felt the wrath of Ryker.

    He stood tall alongside Elias to abruptly end the segment.

         

    Grade

    D

        

    Analysis

    Oh, look, Ryker's back.

    Insert "eye roll" emoji.

    Ryker's presence with Elias does nothing to help that character. Essentially, he is a background piece to a more charismatic performer, a bland bodyguard type on a show that already has Omos alongside AJ Styles.

    Throw in more lazy 24/7 title nonsense, and you had a clunker of a segment.

Handicap Match: Keith Lee vs. John Morrison and The Miz

7 OF 13

    Credit: WWE

    Keith Lee promised The Miz and John Morrison the only thing they would win tonight was a coin toss. Not promising, considering the former tag team champions battled The Limitless One in a two-on-one handicap match.

    The big man overwhelmed his opponents early on, but the heels seized control heading into the break. A double suplex drove Miz and Morrison into the mat coming out of the commercial, and then Lee fired up with a ferocious comeback.

    He set up for the Spirit Bomb on Morrison, but The Shaman of Sexy escaped. A barrage of double-team strikes and a pileup on Lee allowed Miz and Morrison to score a big win.

        

    Result

    Morrison and Miz defeated Lee

        

    Grade

    D

        

    Analysis

    Remember that time Keith Lee jumped to the main roster and spent weeks working with Drew McIntyre and Randy Orton as the next big thing in WWE?

    Pepperidge Farm remembers. WWE Creative does not.

    Lee has tumbled out of favor with the company and down the card, to the point that he already feels lackluster. Whatever specialness NXT created for him has been diminished exponentially by questionable booking decisions and Vinnie Mac's apparent hate for Lee's work.

    A distaste that ended with The Limitless One being Sent Back  for fine-tuning, according to PWInsider.com's Mike Johnson.

    The reported disconnect between Lee and McMahon was apparent in this latest bit of booking.

The 'Firefly Fun House' Invades WWE ThunderDome

8 OF 13

    Credit: WWE

    Bray Wyatt presented a special live edition of the "Firefly Fun House."

    He vowed that there would be no fun or games at TLC when he squared off with Randy Orton. With that in mind, he told a joke or two, complete with laughter from Huskus the Pig, Ramblin' Rabbit and Mercy the Buzzard at ringside.

    Hysterical laughter gave way to an appearance from Orton on the video screen. The Viper invited Wyatt to join him for a little game of hide-and-seek. An overjoyed Wyatt accepted the challenge. "Let the games begin!" he exclaimed before heading to the backstage area.

        

    Grade

    C

        

    Analysis

    Well...that didn't work.

    Without the "Firefly Fun House" set, this was just another tired WWE promo segment, and not a particularly good one at that. Wyatt was fine, but there was nothing of any depth to anything that went on, and the result was one of the lesser inspired promos from the former Universal champion in recent memory.

    The idea of hide-and-seek isn't necessarily the cure for the common segment, either.

Ricochet vs. Mace

9 OF 13

    Credit: WWE

    Ricochet's ongoing war with Retribution continued this week as he battled the imposing Mace in singles competition.

    Despite a commendable effort by The One and Only, he was unable to thwart the interference of Slapjack and ultimately fell to Mace.

    "It ends when you join Retribution!" Mustafa Ali said as his minions stood over the fallen Ricochet.

        

    Result

    Mace defeated Ricochet

        

    Grade

    D

       

    Analysis

    This was certainly a match that happened.

    Beyond that, it was an excuse to get all involved on television and continue the feud between Ricochet and Retribution that appears to have no real direction to speak of. At least not a direction that benefits anyone.

    Either Ricochet ultimately gives in and joins the dead-end Retribution faction, or Ali and Co. lose, which will only expedite their disappearance into obscurity.

    Either one is an indictment on the writing team and the creative forces that have bungled the usage of both acts.

Dana Brooke vs. Shayna Baszler

10 OF 13

    Credit: WWE

    Fresh off a beatdown of Lana that left her unable to compete at TLC, Women's Tag Team champion Shayna Baszler battled Dana Brooke in singles competition, Nia Jax accompanying her to the squared circle.

    Baszler punished and beat down Brooke until Mandy Rose made the save, attacking Baszler and Jax with a kendo stick.

    Asuka eventually made the save, chasing the heels off as Michael Cole and the announce team questioned who Asuka will find to be her partner at TLC.

         

    Result

    No-contest

        

    Grade

    C

        

    Analysis

    So Lana scores the big win to pay off her months-long storyline, and six days before a PPV title shot, she is written out of the match?

    How WWE managed to botch as easy a storyline as this is a question better left for those with the book.

    Rose and Brooke standing tall with Asuka suggests they will be refocusing their attention on the tag titles and their rivalry with Baszler and Jax. What it does not do is shine any light on who Asuka's partner may be.

Hide-and-Seek Turns Fiendish for Randy Orton

11 OF 13

    Credit: WWE.com

    The game of hide-and-seek between Bray Wyatt and Randy Orton culminated in the former discovering a chair he was synonymous with in a different life. Orton watched as Wyatt rocked in it and then attacked from behind. He trapped him in a wooden crate and then lit it on fire.

    The Viper looked maniacal as he watched the flames roll, only to be left in stunned silence as The Fiend popped out from within and attacked him.

    The Fiend put Orton down with the mandible claw to end the segment.

         

    Grade

    A

        

    Analysis

    Every time Orton thinks he is one or two steps ahead of Wyatt, The Fiend emerges to knock him down a peg or six. He has repeatedly proved that The Viper, for all of his history of playing mind games, cannot hang with him.

    The question is whether Orton will manage to utilize Alexa Bliss and the rich history between them against Wyatt in time for Sunday's PPV.

    If not, we could have a one-sided match on our hands at TLC.

    Either way, there is no denying the cool factor of The Fiend popping out of that crate and confronting a stunned Orton.

Riddle vs. MVP

12 OF 13

    Credit: WWE

    Riddle continued his rivalry with MVP and The Hurt Business as he battled the former United States champion in the night's final bout.

    The Original Bro rocked his opponent with a jumping knee early, added another and delivered the Floating Bro for a quick squash-match victory.

        

    Result

    Riddle defeated MVP

        

    Grade

    F

       

    Analysis

    On a night of bloated television that saw more than one act overexposed, why even bother with this match?

    The feud between Riddle and Hurt Business could have easily been covered in the six-man tag team match earlier in the night without booking a completely meaningless match with absolutely no bearing on the rivalry.

    MVP was devalued, Riddle gained nothing and the match will not be remembered beyond the television timeout. Who else is glad this was added to the show?

WWE Championship Ascension Ceremony

13 OF 13

    Credit: WWE.com

    Drew McIntyre joined AJ Styles, Omos and Tom Phillips in the ring for a special Championship Ascension Ceremony ahead of Sunday's Tables, Ladders & Chairs match for the WWE Championship.

    Styles pointed out that McIntyre had never appeared in such a match, and Sunday he will take the WWE title. He pointed out McIntyre's loss to Orton at Hell in a Cell and questioned whether he can handle the pressure.

    McIntyre issued a retort before Styles asked what if he is not the only one The Scottish Psychopath has to face at TLC.

    Miz and John Morrison pounced, but the champion withstood the sneak attack and fought them off. Styles capitalized on a brief distraction by Omos and took out his foe's leg. The Phenomenal Forearm rocked McIntyre.

    A beatdown with the ladder and chair continued the champion's suffering. Styles put McIntyre through a table and stood atop said ladder to close out the show.

        

    Grade

    C

        

    Analysis

    What a painfully dull close to the show.

    Even with the weaponry and the star power, this was just a mind-numbing main event segment that did nothing to make the audience want to see Sunday's main event any more or less.

    Part of that could be due to the tired old insistence by WWE Creative that every babyface has to be an underdog in some form or fashion. Styles illogically suggesting McIntyre cannot handle the pressure, despite the Scot enjoying a dominant six-month reign earlier this year, is blatant rewriting of history and a complete lack of respect for its own creative.

    The minute the writing team tries to present McIntyre as a babyface champion forced to overcome the odds, it completely loses that oh-so-important demographic that is tired of one-dimensional babyfaces.

    Driving him through a table to earn Styles some manufactured heat does not help matters, nor will it make fans want McIntyre to win any more than they already want him to.

Sunday 13 December 2020

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