WWE Extreme Rules - Ranked From Worst To Best

7. 2015 - A Kiss My What Match?!

Last year's edition of WWE Extreme Rules wasn't a bad show in truth. The card looked interesting enough, with a number of developments post-WrestleMania being moved to the next level. Dean Ambrose and Luke Harper opened the show with a brawl that took to the streets of Chicago, Ambrose eventually picking up the win some 56 minutes after the opening bell sounded.

The New Day clambered to the top of the tag team mountain for the first time, defeating the duo of Tyson Kidd and Cesaro (K-Swiss? Swisskers?) for the WWE Tag Team Championship, and Roman Reigns managed to drag a more than enjoyable match out of the Big Show of all people, a match contested under Last Man Standing rules.

Even so, the show failed to rise to anything above underwhelming. John Cena continued his destruction of Rusev by besting the previously unbeatable Bulgarian in a Russian Chain match, and Seth Rollins defended his newly won WWE World Heavyweight Championship in a steel cage against Randy Orton with 100% of the stipulations on his side.

The biggest crime of the night came in the shape of the Dolph Ziggler/Sheamus bout, a match that was billed as a 'Kiss Me A*se' match. What this mean, in theory, was that the loser was to kiss the bottom of the winner, a stipulation that most likely amused Vince McMahon and no one else. Ziggler won the match, yet a post-match attack by Sheamus left the Show-Off's lips in close proximity to the buttocks of the Celtic Warrior. That is a sentence I never wanted to type.