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#12: Extreme Rules
Extreme Rules, despite having plenty of promise on paper, turned out to be one of the most disappointing PPVs of 2018.
Taking place just one month before SummerSlam, the show failed to build any hype for the show and featured a series of well-intentioned, but ultimately forgettable bouts.
Team Hell No's reunion was ruined by Kane's injury, while the main event iron-man match between Dolph Ziggler and Seth Rollins, which could have easily been a match of the year candidate, was over-booked and poorly executed.
Bobby Lashley's match with Roman Reigns was a solid encounter, and AJ Styles and Rusev put on a good, but a far too predictable match for the WWE Championship.
As for the rest of the show, Shinsuke Nakamura defeated Jeff Hardy in six seconds, and Finn Balor defeated Baron Corbin once again in another dull encounter.
