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#3 Apollo’s win
There is nothing wrong with Apollo Crews winning. It’s the manner WWE usually hands him his victories is what’s completely wrong.
While Andrade played the perfect heel and went after Crews before the bell rang, he was unable to retain momentum and Crews quickly snuck in a roll-up to steal an upset victory.
Some would believe that this was a replay of what happened on Monday Night where Cederic Alexandar rolled up Drew McIntyre for an upset victory.
While it will help Crews to get a win over a bigger star, it would have been better if the two men had gotten a longer match where Crews would have gotten to show his skills more even if he would have lost at the end.
Gone are the days when fans only counted victories during a superstar’s build, and are now focused on how good they can perform and hold up a match for the ultimate winner.
On the other hand, Andrade should not be losing matches now, especially after losing his chance to win the Intercontinental Championship some weeks ago.
