John Cena defeated Bray Wyatt
Reaction: I may be in the minority here, but I loved this match. The ring psychology was second to none and much of it can be credited to Bray Wyatt. Please, for the love of God, give John Cena his due for selling every move and for being able to create a great moment for Bray Wyatt. I predicted John Cena winning on Chair Shot Reality this past weekend because they can continue this feud for months. Bray Wyatt got a great moment in a loss, which is okay. Losing to John Cena means less than actually being in a match with him. Bray loses NO credibility. In fact, I am more intrigued with how he is going to respond. I can see Cena vs. Bray with a hardcore type stipulation at Extreme Rules. Let Wyatt exact his revenge and let Cena continue to be in a storyline that is unlike any he has ever been in. Complain all you want, but this does not hurt Wyatt one bit.
Score: 8/10
The Streak Is Broken
Reaction: This was the most shocking moment I have ever witnessed. The Undertaker lost to Brock Lesnar and every single person was in shock. I can honestly tell you that I sat in my seat for the next 15 minutes in stunned silence. Brock and Taker worked a match over 20 minutes, which is too long. They have a physical and aggressive style of offense that needs to be unleashed from the very beginning. It was more technical than I expected. If WWE booked this match No Disqualification, it may have come off better to the live crowd. After kick outs and reversals, the brute strength of Brock Lesnar hits Taker with a third F-5 and the win.
No! WWE kept a lot of money on the table for a potential Cena vs. Streak match. As fans, we all assume Cena could be the guy that beats Taker, but WWE decided to shock the entire world with Brock Lesnar winning. I do not like the decision and thinks it can cost you plenty of money down the road. All I can think of is this: Taker comes out and says since he lost, there is nothing else left in him. Taker talks about being done in WWE and doing everything the business has to offer. Out comes Sting, who stares at Undertaker and we have one year to anticipate WrestleMania 31.
Score: 7.5/10 for the incredible shock value and the above average match.
