2 out of 3 aint bad, but mathematically, 5 out of 6 is even better. That's how my predictions went. The only one I missed was The Shield taking the 6 man tag. This meant that only 2 faces got wins in the PPV, out of the 8 matches [2 were added later]. I really think Daniel Bryan, Kane and Ryback would have been the better option to take the win. Some of brutality from The Shield in that match made them look like serious players, so a loss would not really have harmed them much, and Ryback really needed a PPV win. Obviously Ryback was still kept strong, and did not get pinned or anything, but seriously, he needs a win. They can't just keep having him lose matches but either get screwed or not get pinned. After a while it's going to get old and repetitive.
As far as the PPV itself. I have a few questions that will obviously go unanswered, but I still want to ask them.
1/ Why not announce that the winner of the pre show diva battle royal will fight for the title at the PPV? This might get more buys. Okay it's only divas and they can't fight, but there must be some fans of divas that would think 'the diva championship is on the line at the PPV? They'll buy it then.'
2/ Why did AJ attack Vickie if she was about to turn heel and assist Dolph? Vickie wanted to do the same as AJ intended to do, so it made no sense. Why not just let her try to attack Cena? Well of course unless it's because she wanted to be the one who cost him the match, the devious little minx.
3/ Why were 3 man band interviewed by The Miz and why is this former champion and Wrestlemania main eventer spending his time interviewing people and not wrestling?
4/ Why won't Cody shave off that moustache? Striker had the sense to shave his, but then he was only doing it for 'Movember.' Why Cody is doing it I have no clue.
Other than that though, it was actually a pretty decent PPV this time. A lot of the bouts were of a high quality. The storylines might suck, but at least the wrestling aint bad. Long may it continue.
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