10 Things We Learned From The Payback Go-Home WWE Raw (April 24)
9. Boyz To Men
The war between The Hardy Boyz and former tag team titleholders Sheamus and Cesaro has been built as an attritional battle of respect between veterans and Raw's best of the rest.
It has done Raw's tag division the world of good to have a feud separated out from comedy after months of inferior efforts to recapture the New Day's lightning in a bottle, especially in re-establishing The Hardy Boyz as a tough team to beat rather than returning heroes on a final nostalgia tour.
Consecutive defeats to both Matt and Jeff in singles matches hasn't damaged the aura of the the 'Great White' or the 'Swiss Superman', with both entering competitive displays against the reenergised North Carolinians.
Also pleasing was Matt's juggling of his various personas. Keeping to a pattern he's established on Twitter lately, the former #BROKEN one left in teases of the popular TNA gimmick but also reverted to his 'Version 1.0' and 'Team Extreme' theatrics when the mood suited. It's a satisfying way of serving fans that desperately want the pair to return to their other-worldly gimmicks whilst managing the expectations of WWE's top brass.
Building off their excellent fortnight together on television, if the chemistry in the singles matches can be replicated in doubles action, Sunday's tag team match should be DELIGHTFUL.