I attended WWE’s “No Way Out” PPV located at the Izod center in New Jersey and let me tell you it was an awesome night. I got to the arena about 6:45, and right away I noticed that there was so much traffic getting into the arena, it took me almost a half hour just to park.
Before the pre-show started they showed the usual video promos about WrestleMania 28, do not try this at home and much more. Also before the pre show match started they had a backstage segment announcing the fatal 4 way tag match tonight. Brodus Clay vs David Otunga was an okay match crowd was 50/50 in the match.
Then it was time for the PPV, let me tell you that the pyro display was the biggest one I have ever seen since going to WWE events at the Izod center. First match of the night was the world title and I was shocked to see that being first, again was an okay match some epic spots from both Sheamus and Ziggler I had my money on Ziggler but he didn’t win, I can see him winning next month at Money in the Bank.
The next match was a comedy match for the crowd but not one person was into the tuxedo bout and there were lots of boring chants. Skipping to the Triple threat match, I think this match could have been better because of the way they’d been promoting the bout for weeks, and I was expecting AJ to cost someone the win but that didn’t happen and once again CM Punk retained the title.
The divas match I really thought we were going to see the return of Kharma but that didn’t happen. I have to say the match of the night was the intercontinental match, it was off the charts and the crowd was really into the match. Then a few matches later the usual Ryback squash match, and I don’t know if anybody knows this, but RyBack doesn’t have pyro at all. It’s the sound effect of pyro but with no fireworks or anything.
Now skipping to the main event, this match was the second steal of the show and again it was off the charts, many people in my section were standing up the whole match though, which made it hard to see.
I also noticed a few times they changed the ring apron which made no sense cause every time they changed it, it was the same one. And lastly they announced that WWE will be coming back to the Izod center for a raw taping on October, 22nd 2012 and tickets go on sale June 22nd.
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
