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#3 Double DQ, then chaotic brawling
One odd characteristic about this year’s TLC pay-per-view is the surprising lack of gimmick matches. Other than the main event Tables, Ladders, and Chairs Match, there are no other wacky stipulations. This event will need another fight that pushes some boundaries. Bray Wyatt and Finn Balor are the perfect duo to do so.
The first few minutes of the bout should be a typical singles match, and then they should take the action out of the ring. As they brawl into the crowd and throughout the arena, they should disregard the official’s count to end the match and suffer a double disqualification.
From there, they should battle for at least 10 more minutes, introducing some actual hardcore elements for the sake of shock and awe. Thumbtacks, barbed wire, and even planes of glass should all be available. A winner would not be necessary if these two beat each other into oblivion. WWE should also relax their "No blood for anyone not named Vince" policy to add more character to this scuffle.
