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#1 Worst: No audience to celebrate the big win
I never bought into the idea of Drew McIntyre as a heel even when he was paired with Dolph Ziggler because I had the honor and the privilege to interview the man during a teleconference.
He just comes across as the nicest and the warmest guy that you can find. If you consider his physical attributes, his gift on the microphone, his in-ring prowess and the fact that he exudes charisma, you have to root for the guy to get his due.
Imagine the kind of pop that Drew McIntyre would have received if he had won the Championship before an arena full of people, defeating a man that they believed was absolutely invincible and bulletproof. Imagine the kind of pop that Otis and Mandy Rose would have received if they locked lips before an arena of screaming fans.
Everything about the show was great, but the fact that it happened before an empty arena diluted the entire experience for me.
But in this case, it's not WWE's fault.
