Every Match From Saturday Night’s Main Event Ranked And Reviewed

This is it. This was the night John Cena was going to retire. The atmosphere was incredible the crowd was loud. WOW! I am going to rank the best match, the worst, and every thing in between from Saturday day night’s main event.

#4 Oba Femi vs Cody Rhodes

6.25/10

Look at the rating. A 6.25 isn’t bad it’s just that this match could have been so much better. It could have been an 8. But, thanks to Drew Mclyntire the match was cut short. The action was just warming up when he made his laughable presence. Mclyntire is suppose to be suspended! But it feels like every other smackdown he walks down the isle and attacks Cody Rhodes. But, the action at the beginning was pretty good. However, most of this fight was boring moves and quiet crowd reaction.

#3 Sol Ruca vs Bayley

7.25/10

You would have thought that this match would be a sleeper, but it was good. The soul stealer from the second rope was insane. Bayley even put on a good veteran performance. The crowd was good in this match too. There was nothing too over the top to make me rate it 7.75 or above but I love seeing new wrestlers rise to the top. Sol Ruca won the match by a soul stealer from the second rope.

#2 Leon Slater And Jevon Evans vs AJ Styles And Dragon Lee

7.75/10

The match started off hot. Evans did his signature dive to the outside and Slater did a suicide dive flip jumping over the ring post and twisting in the air before landing down hard. The fast pace was kept throughout the match. AJ even in his old age did some high flying moves. He was the powerhouse of the tag teams. The tag team champions retained their titles in a thrilling bout.

#1 John Cena vs Gunther (CENA’s FINAL MATCH!)

8.5/10

We all knew this match had to happen some day. Cena was going to retire somehow. The crowd was rabid for Cena’s final match. It was a wonderful match that flowed even more wonderfully. Cena hit Gunther with his best hits, multiple AAs, an AA through the table, the last STF, and a FINAL five knuckle shuffle. Gunther plummeted Cena with boots, powerbombs, chops, and countless clothlines. The punches had an extra kick in it because of the atmosphere. In the end, Gunther destroyed John by hitting him with countless sleeper holds until Cena had to TAP. OUT.