3 things which should have happened at WWE Super Show-Down

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WWE Super Show-Down

WWE Super Show-Down was brought to us live from Melbourne, Australia . It was a great show and also had some botches, but it would have been a much better show with some different decisions. The crowd in Melbourne was hot for a lot of the events, and it made the show a much better event.

There were many feel good moments, as well as shocking decisions. I would say some were very poor decisions taken by WWE.

WWE is trying to establish their market in different parts of the world, and some poor decisions could seriously hinder it .Following are the 3 things WWE could have done to make Super Show-Down a terrific and much more memorable live event.


#3 Shinsuke Nakamura should have defended the US Championship

Shinsuke Nakamura hasn't defended the US Championship for a long time
Shinsuke Nakamura hasn't defended the US Championship at a PPV for a long time

When Shinsuke Nakamura became the US Champion, it looked like the WWE would elevate 'The King of Strong Style' to a whole new level, but it hasn't been the case. Since Shinsuke Nakamura became the US Champion he has been involved in only one meaningful feud against Jeff Hardy.

Since then he has not been in a feud with a WWE Superstar. The US Championship was not even defended at Hell in a Cell. Super Show-Down was a huge event in Australia, and the US Championship not being defended there lowered the reputation of the US Championship and Shinsuke Nakamura.


#2 Daniel Bryan vs The Miz should have lasted longer

Daniel Bryan vs The Miz was a lackluster match
Daniel Bryan vs The Miz was a lacklustre match

This match could have been one of the finest matches at the event. With all that build and rage against each other, i honestly expected they would tear the house down, but we all saw what happened.

The match ended just under 3 minutes, and with the opportunity of facing WWE Champion AJ Styles at WWE Crown Jewel at stake, this was a really shocking decision.The match could have been a little longer, and this certainly portrayed The Miz as a very weak competitor.

I personally would love to see Daniel Bryan vs AJ Styles, this is a dream match, and I know both of them are amazing athletes and will give their best . Lets see how WWE will build up this match, with the two opponents being the WWE Universe's favourite babyfaces.

#1 Samoa Joe should have won the WWE Championship

Samoa Joe vs AJ Styles was a great contest but with the wrong outcome
Samoa Joe vs AJ Styles was a great contest, but with the wrong outcome

Give these men enough time, and you could be sure that they are going to make the audience chant 'This Is Awesome'. AJ Styles and Samoa Joe had an exhilarating contest, they gave their all.

The technique, the near falls, and the reversals, i could dare say they was all perfect. At no moment in the match did i feel not interested. This match in my opinion was the best match of the night, but the only mistake was the result.

Samoa Joe is a legit monster, he is a top tier athlete, and this time I really thought he was going to walk out with the WWE Championship around his waist, but that was not the case. Samoa Joe could have brought a totally new spark to SmackDown Live.

I am not saying that AJ Styles is not a great champion, but his championship reign has gotten stale. This decision might have been taken to create a dream match between AJ Styles and Daniel Bryan at WWE Crown Jewel, WWE wants to establish their foothold in the Middle East, and they are going all out for it.

I think that Super Show-Down was a much better event than The Greatest Royal Rumble, and it had its share of both the good and the bad. Lets see how this will play out in the upcoming Raw and SmackDown episodes.

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