AJ Styles vs Dean Ambrose vs The Miz vs Baron Corbin
The match started off at a frantic pace with the 4 men at each other’s throat from the opening bell. Corbin dominated the early stages and was all-over the other 3 men. He deposited the Miz in the corner before hitting AJ Styles with a nasty forearm before Ambrose hit him with the Bulldog.
Miz then hit Ambrose and Styles with the ‘Yes Kicks’ but Ambrose dodged the last kick and rolled Miz up only for Styles to roll Ambrose up in return. The three men traded roll-ups before they finally reached for the ropes for a deserved breather as we headed to commercial.
Following the commercial, we returned to action to see Miz attempting a Superplex on Ambrose. Styles joined Miz on the top turnbuckle to look for a double-superplex only for Corbin to enter the fray as he hit a Tower Of Doom. Unfortunately, Corbin couldn’t capitalize and Miz hit him with repeated kicks in the corner. Miz then hit Styles with a running dropkick to Styles in the opposite corner. Miz then looked to hit Corbin with one but Corbin hit him with a Deep Six.
AJ Styles then attempted a Styles Clash but Miz broke out of it and hit Styles with a running knee for the nearfall. Ambrose came in at this point and hit Miz and Styles with a bulldog-clothesline combo before hitting Corbin with a suicide dive. Following this, Ambrose sent Styles crashing into the barricade and hit Miz with an atomic drop on said barricade. Dean then sent Corbin face-first into the turnbuckle.
Back inside the ring, Styles hit Ambtose with the springboard moonsault DDT before hitting Miz with a Phenomenal Forearm. As Styles went to cover Miz, Maryse pulled him out of the ring. When Styles turned around, Corbin came in and hit him with the End of Days before covering him for the pinfall.
Baron Corbin def. AJ Styles, Dean Ambrose and The Miz
We got a Luke Harper promo after this. Harper said Orton had stolen his family from him and now he had nothing to lose. However, he added that just cutting the head off the Viper wouldn’t be enough and he’d eliminate Orton at Elimination Chamber.
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