#5. Dean Ambrose (C) vs. The Miz (WWE Intercontinental Championship Match)
Ambrose put the strap on the line against the man whose been all too familiar about being the IC Champion in recent times. Both men combined well to give the fans a pretty good bout.
Result: Dean Ambrose retained
#6. Alexa Bliss vs. Natalya vs. Tamina vs. Carmella (w/ James Ellsworth) vs. Becky Lynch (Fatal 5-Way for the WWE SD Women’s Title)
Alexa Biss defended the title for the first time since winning it last week on SmackDown Live, after Naomi was forced to relinquish the belt due to an injury. The match was decent and thankfully, didn’t end up becoming an overbooked disaster.
Lynch was the most over among all the competitors. There were no surprises here as Bliss retained the title successfully.
Result: Alexa Bliss retained
#7. Randy Orton vs. Luke Harper
These two have great chemistry, which was evident from their Elimination Chamber match. As expected, Harper and Orton didn’t disappoint and put together the match of the night with great story telling, impactful move-sets and countless false finishes.
Orton came out on top at the end of the battle. On a side note, both Orton and Harper were cheered by the fans.
Result: Randy Orton def. Luke Harper
#8. Bray Wyatt vs. John Cena vs. Baron Corbin (WWE Championship Match)
Although the Triple Threat main event missed AJ Styles’ invaluable services, the match was a solid way to close the show. Corbin got to be in a world title match, Wyatt got more experience of defending te title under his belt and a veteran Cena lead from the front.
The match ended with Wyatt low blowing Cena for the win. Cena, though, got retribution as he laid out Bray with the Attitude Adjustment after the match. As you may have noticed, Corbin was protected in the bout. Also, it’s surprising that Corbin was added to the WWE title match instead of the IC Championship match, which is what The Lone Wolf is going to be contesting for at WrestleMania.
Result: Bray Wyatt retained
