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Loser: Cedric Alexander
Cedric Alexander has been on a roll for the past few weeks on Raw, so WWE did what everyone knew they would do and had Baron Corbin beat him in the King of the Ring quarterfinal, because of course. Despite the less than satisfactory results - to put it lightly - WWE continues to push Baron Corbin. This was a fine match, but most people will agree that it had the wrong result.
At least Alexander found himself embroiled with the OC during a backstage segment that night, giving him some direction after the tournament. Alexander vs. AJ Styles would be an exciting match, to say the least.
Losers: The Viking Raiders
It feels like I say this every week now, but WWE continues to feature the same segment.
It's time for the Viking Raiders to do something interesting or go away. This stuff isn't building their credibility at all.
Did they really need to leave NXT for this?
