3. Jericho Is Still Over
The O2 Arena in London erupted when Jericho's music hit, and rightfully so. The man continues to be a veteran work horse at nearly 40 years old, and he's as good as he has ever been in a WWE ring. Last night we were treated to several segments with Jericho, including another clash with Fandango, with the added spice of Jericho dancing with Fandango's lady to add insult to injury. All in all, a nice outing for Jericho who now returns to the road with his band Fozzy, and here's hoping for a quick return for SummerSlam.
2. The Shield Rules, But The Phenom Still Rules
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRn_vA5l5c0 In what was the main event match of the night, The Shield squared off against the reunited Brothers of Destruction and Daniel Bryan. A great match with a nice, surprising finish, but The Undertaker again steals the show. Last night on RAW he looked as good as he ever has inside the ring as of late, moving around the squared circle with relative ease. It was a fantastic sight to behold: you could almost physically feel The Phenom's excitement as he got to perform in front of a live RAW crowd one more time...and he tore the proverbial house down. We were treated to Old School and even the classic big leg drop, which are spots Undertaker hasn't pulled off in ages. A great use of the WWE legend and future Hall of Famer, and a fantastic final match for the broadcast.