20 Reasons Why WWE The Horror Show At Extreme Rules Was An Absolute Mess
15. Screw Your Efforts
That passage in the introduction talking about bad writing screwing good wrestler? That, tenfold.
Asuka vs. Sasha Banks was a predictably outstanding bout between two of the best wrestlers in the company, regardless of gender, and looked en route to becoming one of the greatest of the year until its big, dumb finish, which took everything the competitors had accomplished up to that point and launched it in the trash. It's incredibly frustrating. While WWE will never be a pure wrestling territory, the promotion's decades-long propensity to incinerate banger matches with destructive finishes is as inevitable as Thanos.
What makes this particularly disappointing is the recent string of high-calibre women's bouts not undone by hack "creative" team members. Great clashes like Io Shirai vs. Tegan Nox mean the bullsh*t stands out even more.