If in case you have the reminiscence of a goldfish, you turned off Night time of Champions and proclaimed that WWE is formally again.
Saturday’s PLE closed with a wonderful most important occasion that noticed Sami Zayn lastly win the Undisputed WWE Championship in his tenth try at a world title. However as nice because the match and that second had been, the general present was limping alongside because it headed into that most important occasion.
Oba Femi delivered the opposite actually nice second, just by advantage of WWE not doing what everybody feared (screwing him over through Brock Lesnar interference) and as an alternative crowning The Ruler because the 2026 King of the Ring and (hopefully) setting him up for a crowning (no pun supposed) achievement at SummerSlam.
Past these two nice moments, Night time of Champions was totally skippable, only a sequence of sometimes-competent, typically forgettable, bland content material. It’s the curse of WWE proper now, with out Danhausen getting concerned; most of their matches aren’t dangerous, however they aren’t getting followers out of their seats or being remembered weeks (and even days) later. It’s content material churn that’s instantly forgotten.
Nonetheless, in the event you’re in search of the positives, tune in for the opener and fast-forward to the principle occasion, then name it a day.
Let’s get to it…
