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#1: It was a clever booking decision to let The Undertaker kick-start the night
One would have expected The Undertaker & Roman Reigns vs. Shane McMahon and Drew McIntyre to go on last or at some point in between the card.
However, it was clever of the WWE to let these four superstars kick-off last night's main show. The Undertaker wrestled his way through the entire match in an impressive way, and Roman Reigns proved to be a great supporting partner for the Deadman as well.
As a matter of fact, all four of these wrestlers (and Elias) played their roles efficiently, and after everything was said and done, it was apparent that they had milked all the cheers as much as they could.
If this match would have main-evented the Pay-Per-View, then fans would have registered it as a nice treat, which is good, but in the overall scope of things, a Pay-Per-View should leave fans with burning questions for future shows as well.
Nevertheless, The Undertaker surely kicked-off the show in the best way possible, and he had a great moment with Roman Reigns after the match. But do you see the potential for a McIntyre-Undertaker match at Summerslam this year?
