Despite forming the huge bulk of this show's advertising, considering that it's part of Brock Lesnar's Go to Hell Tour, his match against the Big Show ended up being the penultimate bout ahead of the John Cena vs. Seth Rollins Cage match. It doesn't really make a whole lot of sense from either a publicity or booking perspective, except that the WWE perhaps knew that the match was going to be a stinker, in which case they demonstrated some rare wisdom by having the show end on an effortlessly superior match instead... Still, perhaps give Brock a better opponent next time if you're going to market the show on his presence.
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