Lashley, Strowman and Philadelphia PPV Winners and Losers

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WWE Extreme Rules The number of quality WWE tricks now stands at 3. With several title changes leading to Brock Lesnar's third win in the World Championship, the winners of last month are became the losers of this month.

Winner: Shinsuke Nakamura

For months, Shinsuke Nakamura was not found in WWE programming after competing for the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 34, which he was later victimized by. Following a historic decline, but as his partner Rusev (who allegedly requested leave ) appears to be one of the many contracted superstars, Nakamura became the beneficiary of a sudden ussée

WWE & nbsp; is r By offering to those who & nbsp; choose to stay with the company, both financially and ( primarily ) from the point of view of bookings, possibly as a means of sending a message to the most disgruntled stars. Fortunately for Nakamura, one of the many superstars eligible to sign an overestimated expansion, the former winner of Royal Rumble received a boost at the right time.

Loser: Drew McIntyre & nbsp;

It seems that Drew McIntyre has run into a wall despite his badociation with Shane McMahon. After suffering heavy losses against Roman Reigns at WrestleMania and Stomping Grounds, Drew McIntyre lost yet another a la carte match against Reigns and The Undertaker.

It's getting harder and harder to imagine McIntyre will receive a dazzling match against The The. Undertaker at SummerSlam, and if he continues to waste time on TV, it will be difficult to take seriously as a document for the world championships.

Winner: The Undertaker & nbsp;

The return of the Undertaker was not smooth. or two, but he looked good in the ring and was invited to a hero to launch Extreme Rules. The last match of the Undertaker should take place sooner than expected, but he was able to atone for his tough match with Bill Goldberg and seems to have at least something in the tank, which is much more than what's going on. He seemed to be in the Super ShowDown tank last month.

Winner: Bayley & nbsp;

Bayley successfully beat Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross in an unequivocal victory despite a two-to-one disadvantage. WWE's concerted efforts to reinvent Bayley as a more serious and less naive performer continue and, although this match has been overshadowed by rumors of Sasha Banks, Bayley has proved that she does not have to play. did not need a friend to succeed.

Winners: Bobby Lashley and Braun Strowman & nbsp;

What a match! Braun Strowman and Bobby Lashley organized a flawless rally of monster trucks as they made their way through the Wells Fargo Center to the delight of the Philadelphia crowd. In stars like Bobby Lashley and Braun Strowman, the WWE has super heavyweight dragons that AEW simply does not have. As the next iteration of televised professional struggles begins at the national level, WWE can badert itself as the most viable solution, not by foiling AEW with EVOLVE and continuing to push exclusively the former under-sized Indian wrestler, but organizing shipwreck wrangling like Lashley-Strowman. .

Loser: Ricochet & nbsp;

Extreme Rules felt like it could have been Ricochet's party, winner or loser. But not only did the up-and-coming American champion face a tough battle because of the tired crowd at that time of the show, but his unceremonious defeat also put an end to his momentum that had already accelerated. & Nbsp; In a quarrel where Ricochet continues to trade wins and losses with AJ Styles, he was sentenced to become another 50/50 guy.

Loser: Samoa Joe

Samoa Joe has once again lost a world title game while his window as the main presenter has it all. but slammed if it has not already been done. Samoa Joe will always be one of the most talented and complete artists in the entire lineup, but too many "close but no cigar" moments have undermined his once immense potential.

Winner: Brock Lesnar

Brock Lesnar once again reached the top of the food chain while the WWE ended the mercy with the victory of the Seth Rollins' Universal. & Nbsp; WWE is likely to return to the comfort zone with Lesnar as a part-time universal champion, but it's not as if the audience or key business indicators have jumped under a full-time champion. An upcoming SummerSlam program between Lesnar and Rollins seems to have run out, but WWE hopes to have fun ideas for Lesnar with Paul Heyman at the helm as Executive Director.

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WWE Extreme Rules offered the twists and turns of the year. a quality pay-per-view while the WWE's recent series of pay-per-view series expands Three wins after several title changes, culminating in the third victory of the Brock Lesnar World Championship, the winners of the last month became the losers of this month as the pendulum continued to change in the WWE.

Winner: Shinsuke Nakamura

For months, Shinsuke Nakamura was after competing for the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 34, his subsequent fall by WrestleMania 35 was one of the biggest declines in the history of history, but as a partner, Rusev (who reportedly called for a holiday) appears to be one of many Supers Under contract, Nakamura became the beneficiary of a boost.

WWE rewards those who choose to stay with the company, financially and (mainly) a reservation, possibly as a way to send a message to the most disgruntled stars. Fortunately for Nakamura, one of the many superstars eligible to sign an overestimated expansion, the former winner of Royal Rumble has benefited from a new life at the right time.

Loser: Drew McIntyre

Drew McIntyre seems to have come up against a wall despite being paired with Shane McMahon. After suffering significant defeats against Roman Reigns at WrestleMania and Stomping Grounds, Drew McIntyre lost yet another a la carte match against Reigns and The Undertaker.

It is becoming increasingly difficult to imagine that McIntyre will get an elusive match against The Undertaker. SummerSlam, and if he continues to waste time on pay-per-view, it will be hard to take seriously as a world championship topic.

Winner: The Undertaker

The return of the Undertaker was not smooth, but he looked good in the ring and was greeted by a hero to launch Extreme Rules. The last match of the Undertaker should take place sooner than expected, but he was able to atone for his tough match with Bill Goldberg and seems to have at least something in the tank, which is much more than what's going on. He seemed to be in the Super ShowDown tank last month.

Winner: Bayley

Bayley managed to beat Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross in an unequivocal victory despite a two-to-one disadvantage. WWE's concerted efforts to reinvent Bayley as a more serious and less naive performer continue and, although this match has been overshadowed by rumors of Sasha Banks, Bayley has proved that she does not have to play. did not need a friend to succeed.

Winners: Bobby Lashley and Braun Strowman

What a match. Braun Strowman and Bobby Lashley organized a flawless rally of monster trucks as they made their way through the Wells Fargo Center to the delight of the Philadelphia crowd. In stars like Bobby Lashley and Braun Strowman, the WWE has super heavyweight dragons that AEW simply does not have. As the next iteration of televised professional struggles begins at the national level, WWE can badert itself as the most viable solution, not by foiling AEW with EVOLVE and continuing to push exclusively the former under-sized Indian wrestler, but organizing shipwreck wrangling like Lashley-Strowman.

Loser: Ricochet

The extreme rules felt like it could have been Ricochet's feast, winner or loser. But the former US champion, a newcomer, was facing a tough battle because of the public's fatigue at this point in the show, but his unceremonious defeat also put an end to his momentum. In a quarrel where Ricochet continues to exchange victories and defeats with AJ Styles, he is doomed to become another 50/50 type.

Loser: Samoa Joe

Samoa Joe once again lost his match for the World Window title as a perennial main event at all but slammed off if it has not already done so. Samoa Joe will always be one of the most talented and complete artists of the entire band, but too many moments of "proximity but no cigar" have undermined his once immense potential.

Winner: Brock Lesnar

Brock Lesnar once again reached the top of the food chain as WWE mercifully ended a never-ending Seth Rollins World Championship race. of the ground. WWE is likely to return to the comfort zone with Lesnar as a part-time universal champion, but it's not as if the audience or key trade indicators have jumped under a full-time champion. An upcoming SummerSlam program between Lesnar and Rollins seems to have run out, but WWE hopes to have fun ideas for Lesnar with Paul Heyman at the helm as Executive Director.