Banks was quickly quelled on the hot tag, but it allowed her to show resiliency and teamwork with Lynch. The match itself was well designed as it minimized Tamina, but Lynch was an incredible punching bag for five-sixths of the match. We’re well aware of the skill Sasha Banks and Becky Lynch have, but even Naomi has a specific look now with her LA Lights shoes and gear made of a gigantic bandana. Arguably the best of the main roster incarnation of the #DivasRevolution.
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Good news: There are German commentators. Wendland: Bad news: Ranallo was only on commentary for the preshow match. Becky and Sasha were very good here but credit must go to Naomi and Tamina as well for more than holding their own. While it’s not the kind of match that’ll set the world buzzing, it is the sort of match that, if presented week in week out, will condition mass audiences to accept good women’s matches as the norm. That was an extremely well structured, proficiently wrestled match. It’s matches like this that WWE should have presented on television for six months before ever claiming a “revolution”. Kidney: If you consider the preshow a sort of advertisement for the PPV, I’m going to report WWE for false advertising for having Mauro call the Kalisto/Del Rio match and only to be replaced by Cole for the main card. Matches like this are what the #DivasResolution was supposed to be. From there, Sasha took control and never relented. Becky and Sasha are so glaringly good compared with their historic counterparts that it slaps you across the face within a few seconds.Becky did her best Ricky Morton impression in the first portion of the match playing a perfect babyface in peril role before giving Sasha a hot tag. That doesn’t mean this was Match of the Year level but rather just how pathetic WWE Divas in-ring history is. Kraetsch: As good a main roster “Divas” tag match as I can ever remember. Not every undersized champion should be winning via fluke. The right man won but, once again, Kalisto’s win was almost entirely negated by the luck of it. Kalisto recovered, however, and the third fall finally came when Kalisto snuck a roll-up on Del Rio for the victory. The story of the final fall was Del Rio beating the life out of Kalisto the way he has since losing the United States Championship, the highlight of the beatdown was an absolutely brutal tree of woe stomp while Kalisto was hanging from the barricade. Alberto del Rio essentially gave up the first fall with a chairshot, earning a disqualification, to get an easy second fall for himself after rolling Kalisto in the ring. Second, we knew the first falls were going to come quickly, but they used a pretty inventive way to do it. ***1/4Īlex Wendland: There’s good and bad here. Aside from some gaps in logic (like Del Rio trying to win by countout and Kalisto having to hold himself in place for Del Rio’s admittedly vicious looking stomp off the barricade), this was a very good time. Kalisto can now kick on with some momentum, hopefully he won’t walk into another 50/50 feud next. Del Rio was more aggressive and engaged than he’s been for much of his current run so far, Kalisto was a tremendous underdog whose high flying stuff landed and the right man won. This was about as much as you could ask from a preshow match. Garrett Kidney: The story of Del Rio giving up the first fall to damage Kalisto was a considerably better alternative to doing two quick pinfalls. Rich Kraetsch: As I predicted on the VOW flagship, just as I walked into the room dinner in hand, this match was in the process of finishing up.
United States Championship – 2 Out of 3 Falls Alex is also one of VOW’s primary editors and currently reviews NXT. Alex Wendland ( VOW’s resident cheese expert (he’s from Wisconsin!) and Green Bay Packers/UW-Milwaukee homer.Garrett currently reviews weekly episodes of Impact as well as TNA’s Asylum Years for Voices of Wrestling. Garrett Kidney ( There is nobody in the world that’s watched more TNA Wrestling than Garrett.Rich Kraetsch ( Voices of Wrestling’s jack-of-all-trades, founder of the website and the co-host of VOW Flagship podcast that doesn’t make you mad.
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