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#3. Enzo cheats to win
With the exception of his shock clean victory over Tyler Bate when WWE visited England earlier in November, all of Enzo Amore’s singles victories since August have come due to interference or because a referee had been distracted.
That includes both of his Cruiserweight Championship triumphs – first against Neville at No Mercy, where he used a low blow to get the win, and then against Kalisto at TLC, where he poked his opponent in the eye while the referee wasn’t looking.
The only way “Smacktalker Skywalker” is walking out of Survivor Series as champion is if he cheats again, just like he did to win the title on both occasions and just like he did when he kicked the referee into the ropes during his title defence against Kalisto on 205 Live.
Drew Gulak, a member of Enzo’s “Zo Train”, is likely to be in the champion’s corner on Sunday, so expect more shenanigans and more referee distractions when Amore and Kalisto meet again at Survivor Series.
