WWE Roadblock 2016 in the books and the biggest winner of the show, fortunately, was wrestling. The predictable outcomes didn’t deter the event from being a success all thanks to a vocal Toronto crowd, who were at their loudest best.
The WWE Network Special wasn't about the shockers, it was about showcasing wrestling and they did so successfully by putting one good match after another.
Here is a summary of the WWE Roadblock 2016 Results:
1.The New Day kicked off the show by cutting a fun promo and introducing the brand new “Bootyoy” cereal. They get cut off by Sheamus and King Barrett.
Big E and Kofi Kingston def. Sheamus and King Barrett to retain the WWE Tag team titles with a little obvious help from Xavier Woods.
2. Chris Jericho def. Jack Swagger via pinfall.
Y2J was brilliant as a heel and drew tremendous heat. He dissed the Canadians and most importantly, AJ Styes and was at his self-gloating best.
3. The Revival (Dash and Dawson) def. Enzo Amore and Colin Cassady
To retain the WWE NXT Tag Team Championships. This was a great match and had the crowd chanting NXT all throughout.
4.Charlotte def. Natalya to retain the WWE Divas Championship
In a solid Divas match. Natalya got a great reception throughout the match and put together a great match. Props to Charlotte, who also put on a show.
5. Brock Lesnar def. Bray Wyatt and Luke Harper in a squash match.
This was dumbfounding in many ways as Bray Wyatt was made to look like a chump, who backed away when a fight came knocking at his doors. Bray wasn’t even tagged in the whole match and was by ringside observing the proceedings. Wierd!
6. Sami Zayn def. Stardust via pinfall with the Helluva kick.
Sami Zayn got a hero's welcome in his native country and had a brief yet impressive showing against the Cosmic Weirdo.
7. Triple H def. Dean Ambrose to retain the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.
This was a back-and-forth classic and it delivered on all level. In spite of the outcome being predictable, the two men told a great story in the ring and gave the fans pop-worthy moments.
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