5. Dolph Ziggler And Tyler Breeze Steal The Show
If these two get a chance to shine like this at Survivor Series, then you can officially stop worrying about whether or not Tyler Breeze is going to make it on the main roster. The second match of the night to earn those "This Is Awesome!" chants, there were a few botches here and there - mostly during a series of roll ups - but Prince Pretty and Dolph Ziggler really delivered while in the ring together. There were a bunch of near falls, with Breeze kicking out of the Zig Zag and Ziggler powering out of a pinfall attempt after receiving the Beauty Shot following a whack to the back of the head by Summer Rae's high heels (she was then ejected much to the delight of the Welsh fans still angry that she had earlier said how happy she was to be back in London, England). The biggest surprise came with the ending though, with Dolph hitting a superkick followed by another Zig Zag to earn the victory. I definitely wasn't expecting him to emerge victorious here, but the crowd loved it. However, this was weirdly one of those nights where the faces one every single match, so this probably isn't an indication of how Survivor Series is going to play out later this month.