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Wrestlemania review:
Triple H vs. Daniel Bryan
The first match, Daniel Bryan vs. Triple H, kept the event going strong with both competitors working together to deliver a 4 star match that was epic in many ways. It started strong with Triple H’s awe-inspiring entrance and carried on from there. From the reversals, to the Tiger Suplex by Triple H, to the multiple German Suplexes by Daniel Bryan, to the vicious right hand Triple H used to counter the outside dive, the match was exciting with many great moments. While the wrong man won in my opinion (Triple H has been top quality in every category lately), and they did the whole kick-out-of-his-finisher-but-he-doesn’t-kick-out-of-mine thing, the match was epic enough that I looked past it.
The Streak Match
The fifth match, Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar, was….wrong in many ways. The match itself had no real entertainment value and was fairly boring. The only thing of note that happened was....Brock winning and the Streak being broken. I don’t agree with Brock getting an accolade that could’ve been used to elevate a new, young talent such as Roman Reigns, Bray Wyatt, or even Drew McIntyre, or almost anyone BUT Brock, but I’m not as bitter or sad as most people. WWE needed something to make up for the predictability (Every odds on favorite won EXCEPT Brock if I remember correctly. Maybe Cesaro too) and this was it. It was shocking, it was a memorable Wrestlemania moment for the milestone of number 30, it was given to the wrong man, but we’ll see where this goes.
WWE Championship Main Event
And finally, the main event, Randy Orton vs. Batista vs. Daniel Bryan was an epic bout that probably took the “Match of the Night” title from (ironically) the Triple H vs. Daniel Bryan match. The outcome was pretty bad though. The match started alright, Orton was putting in work, taunting the crowd a lot, posing and Bryan was selling his injury. Eventually Bryan started to get the advantage and that’s when Triple H came in as interference, did nothing but get beat up really, but allowed Batista and Orton to get up and decide to double team Daniel Bryan. That team up gave us the epic Batista Bomb+RKO through a table that was a great Wrestlemania moment. Or it would’ve been had Daniel Bryan not simply gotten up from his stretcher, no sold his injuries, and superman through the match. Even after the match, Daniel Bryan didn’t sell his supposedly grave injuries and it felt like a Cena match all over again. So it was a great match, but Super Bryan annoys me as much as Super Cena (if not more due to his size). Wrestling two matches with an already injured shoulder and STILL winning against three top competitors isn’t realistic.
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Triple H vs. Daniel Bryan
The first match, Daniel Bryan vs. Triple H, kept the event going strong with both competitors working together to deliver a 4 star match that was epic in many ways. It started strong with Triple H’s awe-inspiring entrance and carried on from there. From the reversals, to the Tiger Suplex by Triple H, to the multiple German Suplexes by Daniel Bryan, to the vicious right hand Triple H used to counter the outside dive, the match was exciting with many great moments. While the wrong man won in my opinion (Triple H has been top quality in every category lately), and they did the whole kick-out-of-his-finisher-but-he-doesn’t-kick-out-of-mine thing, the match was epic enough that I looked past it.
The Streak Match
The fifth match, Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar, was….wrong in many ways. The match itself had no real entertainment value and was fairly boring. The only thing of note that happened was....Brock winning and the Streak being broken. I don’t agree with Brock getting an accolade that could’ve been used to elevate a new, young talent such as Roman Reigns, Bray Wyatt, or even Drew McIntyre, or almost anyone BUT Brock, but I’m not as bitter or sad as most people. WWE needed something to make up for the predictability (Every odds on favorite won EXCEPT Brock if I remember correctly. Maybe Cesaro too) and this was it. It was shocking, it was a memorable Wrestlemania moment for the milestone of number 30, it was given to the wrong man, but we’ll see where this goes.
WWE Championship Main Event
And finally, the main event, Randy Orton vs. Batista vs. Daniel Bryan was an epic bout that probably took the “Match of the Night” title from (ironically) the Triple H vs. Daniel Bryan match. The outcome was pretty bad though. The match started alright, Orton was putting in work, taunting the crowd a lot, posing and Bryan was selling his injury. Eventually Bryan started to get the advantage and that’s when Triple H came in as interference, did nothing but get beat up really, but allowed Batista and Orton to get up and decide to double team Daniel Bryan. That team up gave us the epic Batista Bomb+RKO through a table that was a great Wrestlemania moment. Or it would’ve been had Daniel Bryan not simply gotten up from his stretcher, no sold his injuries, and superman through the match. Even after the match, Daniel Bryan didn’t sell his supposedly grave injuries and it felt like a Cena match all over again. So it was a great match, but Super Bryan annoys me as much as Super Cena (if not more due to his size). Wrestling two matches with an already injured shoulder and STILL winning against three top competitors isn’t realistic.
The rest is at http://www.warwithwords.com
