Ranking 10 WWE Pay-Per-View Main Events Post-Lockdown From Worst To Best

We may have looked back on this more fondly, had the Randy vs. Drew feud not been at the stage of sliding past the sell-by date. Or if Orton had held the belt a little longer after his victory so as not to make it seem like WWE were just bumping up his numbers for a potential race to 17 with John Cena.

The contest wasn't as good as their Ambulance Match from the month prior, which would have been a better place to end this story while keeping McIntyre's strong first reign intact. That said, it was a surprising title change at this point in their feud, and gave McIntyre a new dimension chasing the maniacal Orton, for whom 2020 has been a stellar year and a real revitalisation.

While it wasn't the best in their series, the two still put on a vicious match, and the drone shots of both men atop the structure, surrounded by the LED screens and lighting was a remarkably unique visual. They could've done more up there, but McIntyre crashing off the side of the cell through a table before crawling back to the ring, stalked by The Viper, made The Scottish Warrior look like a badass even in defeat.