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#4: John Morrison, Kofi Kingston, and Jimmy Uso put on a creative Triple Threat Ladder Match together
The SmackDown Tag Team Championship scenario only became apparent during the last two weeks heading into WrestleMania 36. Their go-home segment was pretty straightforward as well.
But even with an average buildup, we all knew that The Usos and The New Day always put on a great matchup together. The Miz had to pull out of this contest, which meant that a Triple Threat Match between each team member would determine the fate of the SmackDown Tag Team Titles.
John Morrison's presence elevated the quality of this match to a great extent.
The Prince of Parkour put on some of the most creative spots of the night, and the finish itself was quite creatively executed when you think about it.
All three men found themselves high above the ring together on two ladders, and this led to a tug of war for the titles between all parties involved. John Morrison pulled the titles for an accidental victory when Kofi and Jimmy headbutted him at the same time.
As good as this was, a live crowd would have been amazed during some of the bigger spots of this match.
