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Super Show-Down took place live from Melbourne, Australia earlier today and whilst it was WWE's first pay-per-view live from Down Under, it was one that defied all expectations. The IIconics and Buddy Murphy received standing ovations as they returned home since Murphy managed to pick up the Cruiserweight Championship and Billie Kay and Peyton Royce overcame the threat of Asuka and Naomi.
The Greatest Royal Rumble housed a number of botches earlier in the year and it included Titus O'Neil falling under the ring as he made his entrance to be part of the main event, but interestingly, Super Show-Down didn't continue the same trend but there were still a number of mistakes that were easily spotted throughout the show.
#4 Bobby Lashley's Lou Thesz Press
Bobby Lashley teamed up with John Cena to take on the team of Elias and Kevin Owens, but even travelling over to the other side of the world wasn't enough to end Lashley's streak when it comes to botches.
Lashley went for a Lou Thesz Press off the ropes and onto Elias at the mid-point of the match and it appears that he was unable to get the height that he needed on the move since he landed and ended up stumbling over Elias as the spot just looked messy. Lashley was able to recover and finish the match where he picked up the win alongside Cena and his Lightning Fist, but once again Lashley's inclusion in the match will be best remembered for the fact that he was the first botch on the card as well as the fact that it was from a simple move.
#3 The Undertaker and Triple H
Triple H and The Undertaker have faced off three times at WrestleMania and every time The Deadman has come out on top. Super Show-Down had a different outcome but at the same time there were more memorable moments in the match, Shawn Michaels and Kane definitely added to the occasion as well as the botches throughout the match.
Undertaker and Triple H went through the barricade and The Game headbutted a fan who was in a wheelchair at ringside before it appears that Kane and Shawn Michaels forgot a spot in the middle of the match and Kane can be seen clearly calling for HBK to kick him in the chin.
#2 Hello cameraman
Triple H's entrance is one of the most iconic images in wrestling but as he made his way to the ring for his match for The Undertaker for the "Last Time Ever" WWE seemed to forget that the backing of the stage was reflective.
The cameraman was clearly visible throughout his entrance before another man comes over and informs him that he can be seen and that he needs to move out of the shot. These are the kind of oversights that WWE makes at their Network specials, but it didn't but Triple H off as he managed to continue his iconic entrance and went on to defeat Undertaker on a big stage for the first time.
#1 Braun Strowman wasn't made to fly
Braun Strowman teamed with Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler to take on The Shield in Australia, but The Monster Among Men decided to jump off the top rope and seemingly attempt to deliver a frog splash for the first time in his career and it was just an awkward moment for the WWE Universe who was watching on.
Strowman was shaking all the way up to the top rope before he then went for the move which didn't hit anyway. Strowman isn't a star who climbs to the top rope very often and now the WWE Universe is aware of why. To give Strowman his credit, he isn't someone who needs to climb up to the top rope but he did and he took the bump on the way down.
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