Playard Wrestling Post

  Yes, this is the 4th time this year that I've taken a week off of writing for this site but to be fair, 2020 was a God damn Hellmouth!  Anyways, I thought that WWE's last PPV of 2020 was fantastic.  I had little to no expectations going into this show and I came out of watching it liking the PPV the more I thought about what I just saw for 3 hours.  As per usual, I haven't seen the 8 man tag at the pre-show so I can't tell how I feel about it.  Images via WWE.com Drew McIntyre vs AJ Styles For The WWE Championship In A Tables, Ladders and Chairs Match. The last time AJ was in a TLC match, it was actually great.  The question is, was this match even better? Yes.   During the match, McIntyre ABSOLUTELY damaged AJ's ribs with that throw on the top barricade.  Meanwhile, the phenomenal one aims to damage Drew's leg with a series of chair shots and a calf crusher using the ladder as well as a chair.  Another notable thing about this is when...

In case you forgot guys, this is the last WWE PPV of 2019 and they ended the year with a fun pro wrestling event but this ain't a WWE show without some bad booking decisions.  The Humberto Carrillo and Andrade match was good. Humberto wins clean this time with a moonsault.  Then, Andrade and Zelina Vega were arguing pretty much and honestly, breaking them up will be a huge mistake considering that the pairing is what makes Andrade unique. I hope once that happens, Andrade can bounce back from it.  The New Day in Kofi Kingston And Big E vs The Revival For The SmackDown Tag Team Championship In a Ladder Match.  Kingston almost killed himself by throwing himself on the outside to the Revival on the ladder. Both Revival members then climbed the ladder but Big E somehow took out both guys with a belly to belly suplex.  Then, Big E himself climbed the ladder but he was halfway there and Scott Dawson drop kicked on Big E's leg, preventing him from climbin...