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#12 Extreme Rules
The problem with Extreme Rules was that there were too many matches on the card and there was hardly any extreme. Matches like Finn Balor vs Baron Corbin and Deleters of Worlds vs B-Team made this card a lot more bloated than it should have been. This was the show which was main evented by the Intercontinental Championship, as Seth Rollins and Dolph Ziggler contested in a 30-minute iron man match. However, the match was ruined by the crowd, who decided to count down with the timer on-screen like it was the Royal Rumble match.
The rest of the show saw some decent action, in matches like AJ Styles vs Rusev and Roman Reigns vs Bobby Lashley. But the booking seemed disappointing. Kevin Owens ended up winning his Steel Cage match against Braun Strowman after being thrown off the top of the cage through the announce table. Elsewhere, Asuka was made to look like a fool as she lost to Carmella for the second time. All-in-all, Extreme Rules was a disappointment of an event that was anything but extreme.
