Dean Ambrose - Anfield Index

Another Wrestlemania down. This one was quite excellent, in fact in this writer’s opinion it was certainly the best Wrestlemania since 31, and quite possibly the best since WM27. The ending, though slightly marred by the suddenness of the finish, will be one of those historical moments etched into the fabric of the WWE – just like Daniel Bryan at 30 and Seth Rollins at 31. In the words of Stephanie McMahon – IT WAS HISTORY. HISTORY WAS BEING MADE. …

Unusually, No Mercy began with the main event. Hopefully, this was purely because of the presidential debate and not a new format as the old school in me insists that the main event should close the show. Anyhow, we got straight to the WWE title match between AJ Styles, John Cena and Dean Ambrose… well, after a five-minute vignette as Styles was making his entrance… talk about taking you out of the moment, another reason why your biggest match should …

I've been pleasantly surprised by Smackdown recently and whilst I still have reservations over some of the camera angles and zooms for how it makes the show look smaller than it is, the creative content and flow of the show has been good. That leads nicely onto this Sunday's PPV - No Mercy. I've just spoken positively about Smackdown, so let's get the big negative out of the way first. Bray Wyatt: the eater of worlds? More like the eater …