The Deuce: (sp)

It's still Cody for me because that match, that's overbooking done right. Every moment had a meaning. Every string was connected and made complete sense.

I will say, I think Taker was a "plan b" because I do think Austin was the original plan but for some reason he was unable or unwilling to be in Philly.

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The Priest cash-in, in my opinion, was the high point of the weekend.

The main event was overbooked crap with a ton of nostalgia throwback, but by the time it was over, I didn't care.

I thought the Iyo-Bayley match ending was weird. Not sure Iyo took the move right.

Logan Paul, for being so new to this, is amazing. The height on the frog splash was impressive.

Didn't care about the Philly street fight. Piss break match. Snoop was (shockingly) high as hell and seemed to want to make "Family Reunion Table" a thing.

I hoped for more with Knight/Styles. Ah well. YEAH!

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Drew McIntyre beats Seth Rollins to win the World Title. Drew gloats in front of CM Punk (who was doing commentary), and Punk hits him with his brace on his arm. Afterwards, Damian Priest cashes in Money In The Bank briefcase and wins the title.

Bobby Lashley and The Steet Profits beat The Final Testimate (Karrion Kross and the Authors of Pain) in a Philly Street Fight. Bubby Ray Dudley was special ref and Snoop Dogg was a guest commentator.

LA Knight beats AJ Styles.

Logan Paul beats Kevin Owens and Randy Orton in a Triple Threat to retain the US Title.

Bayley beats Iyo Skyy to win the Women's Championsip.

Cody Rhodes beats Roman Reigns to win the Undisputed WWE Championship. Appearances by John Cena and The Undertaker to stave off Bloodline interference. Cena took out Solo and Taker took out Rock.