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Extreme rules! It's … well, it's not as "extreme" as it used to be. It's a bit weird that they have a pay-per-view with the "things are extreme!" When they do not bother to make them all have extreme rules, but that's maybe also an exaggeration for the type of match, maybe do not you do it at all the gimmick pay- per-view and build stories that lead to needing a set of "extreme" rules for individual matches throughout the year? Just a thought!
Whatever it is, I do not want to give the impression that you should not be watching the next special WWE show, because there are at least five things to watch. And that's the tip of this overview. It's practical how this preview gadget works, so the only time I need to write about Roman Reigns vs. Bobby Lashley is right here, where I tell you that I'm not going to list them. match as a reason to watch Extreme Rules 2018, yeah? 19659003] Dolph Ziggler (c) vs. Seth Rollins in an Iron Man Match for the Intercontinental Title Hell Yeah
Dolph Ziggler takes a little time and comes back as a real heel that is a talented sack of land with a big, muscular buddy who The bully help the rest of the list is the first time I've felt anything but hate for the character for ages. What I feel is an intense desire to see him lose, which means that this tweak works, and the fact that he can now fight Seth Rollins, currently The WWE's Best Wrestler, in an Iron Man of 30 minutes for the championship belt There are 30 minute Iron Man games that are slow and laborious and need only 10-15 minutes in a row. Here, though, with two wrestlers who can go, with Seth at the top of his powers, vying for a title that counts, with Drew McIntyre to make Seth's life more difficult? This could be a main event – it will not be the case, but it could be
Ronda Rousey is suspended but will definitely show up to the murder of Alexa Bliss
Nia Jax gets her revenge against Alexa Bliss in an Extreme The rules give to Extreme Rules, after Bliss interfered in the fight of the Jax Championship against Ronda Rousey last month and then cashed into the Money in the Bank purse on Nia to become RAW Women's Champion, again. Ronda Rousey beat Alexa the next evening RAW, which led to a suspension of 30 days, which means that Alexa is still alive for this match on Sunday
. A match without disqualification, the suspended Ronda may appear and cost Bliss the title as Alexa could very well have done to Rousey at the Money in the Bank event. She can buy a ticket for the show, load into the ring, tear off Alexa's arms, and leave her in a pile for Jax to pin. This will give us Nia against Ronda II – the first of which ruled – and will give Alexa a reason to continue being a terrible human being for everyone around her.
Fortunately, Jax also beats Bliss in the ground, and Rousey is no longer there to make a stop and stop Bliss from escaping or doing something unspeakable to Nia so we do not end up with a strange situation where Alexa controls a match against someone who could swing her as a weapon to use against other wrestlers. Really, however, as long as Alexa will not go out as a champion, anything that will get us to this point will probably be good.
Team Hell No fight for a team championship
Team Hell No is back! Kane and Daniel Bryan, together again! They've been a fun part of SmackDown since they've come together, and it's certain the other shoe will fall and we'll get Kane vs. Daniel Bryan as Bryan's next rivalry. Until then, however, Team Hell No is very fun!
And really, even if Kane turns against Bryan, it's a good sign if you think about it. If WWE was very concerned that Bryan would not re-sign, or stay healthy, they would give us rivalry with Miz sooner than later. They think it's time to fart with another Kane rivalry, to go through Bryan's biggest hits before moving on to Daniel Bryan's next great moment at WWE, well, he does not. Will go nowhere for a while. At least that's the theory.
That's it, or the WWE does not know where to focus its urgency and it's pointless to squander Bryan's little bit that he has it left before the end of his contract because they have a problem of narration. Oh, well, now I'm not sure what I'm feeling about it.
Let's go back to the part where Daniel Bryan is fighting for the WWE Gold. The Bludgeon brothers, with whom Bryan used to quarrel when they were with the Wyatt family, will try to prevent him from doing so
Will Rusev become the WWE Champion?
Maybe I'm a total score, but Rusev could actually become the WWE Extreme Rules Champion. He is very popular on SmackDown . That's someone I've long considered a lock to become a WWE Champion one day, baduming the WWE recognizes how good this guy is, anyway. Styles vs. Rusev should be tall just on paper, and if you start how Styles had the championship forever and they did not give it to Shinsuke Nakamura, it seems like it's time for him to lose it.
All that being said … Rusev is probably not going to win, because we would all find happiness when he won, and that 's against the rules. At least, it's against the rules of Extreme Rules: the victory of Rusev looks like something that should fall to SummerSlam if it's going to happen. You know, to hear how Barclays can get.
Even if Rusev loses, this match should be good, and he should leave us more Styles against Rusev, and I'm here for more styles against Rusev. I'm here for Rusev in general
The fifth reason to look is two half-reasons to look together in one
There are a few things going on at Extreme Rules that interest me, but I'm & # 39; I am also honest enough to tell you that they are not necessarily a reason to look on their own. Asuka vs. Carmella II could be good, if Asuka comes to destroy Carmella this time, but we will probably have Carmella once again too much attack, and James Ellsworth drop a weapon from the shark cage hanging over the ring to help Carmella guard, again
If it all ends in SummerSlam with Asuka taking another shot and getting rid of Carmella, well, maybe all this in worth it. We will see however
And finally, we have Braun Strowman against Kevin Owens in a steel cage, and I'm actually a little exaggerated for that, but I'm also worried that they're going to have Braun trying to get on with it. Escape the cage to win instead of repeatedly denying Kevin Owens the same opportunity before pinning him in the middle. Give us a clbadic "the cage is to stop the interference and block the outlets" sort of cage match, not a "everyone is concentrating on running away because the face alignments / heel do not matter, none of that. "
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