Tag: Jinder Mahal

Most Phenomenal Matches is the perfect snapshot of AJ Styles' WWE run to date, and the best WWE DVD on a full-time performer in ages. It's Phenomenal!

A three-disc collection of AJ Styles’ greatest matches in WWE! Featuring epic battles against John Cena, Brock Lesnar, Chris Jericho, Roman Reigns, Dean Ambrose, and Shinsuke Nakamura!

WWE's final PPV event of 2017 was largely focused on the storyline feud between Shane McMahon and the combo of Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn, which in turn led to increased tension between Shane and Daniel Bryan.

Not only is Clash Of Champions 2017 one of the most prestigious nights in the WWE calendar, but it's also the final PPV of a sensational year for WWE!

WWE’s second biggest show of the year and the biggest party of the summer ... it’s SummerSlam! Coming from the Barclays Center, the main event shakes the foundations of Brooklyn when Brock Lesnar defends the Universal Championship against Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman and Samoa Joe in a Fatal Four Way Match.

The way in which Raw has gained momentum and SmackDown has lost momentum since the Superstar Shake-Up is fascinating, and yet the evidence is clearly on show here, with big matches and star power carrying the red brand, whereas baffling pushes, strange booking and disappointing performances mostly define the blue brand.

Raw’s Universal Champion Brock Lesnar defends his title against Samoa Joe in a hotly-anticipated showdown at Great Balls of Fire, while SmackDown’s WWE Champion Jinder Mahal resurrects the dreaded Punjabi Prison as he faces Randy Orton at Battleground!

Extreme Rules 2017 has several matches of a high quality (and one match which is poorly booked, to be fair), whereas Money In The Bank 2017 has few notable moments from an in-ring standpoint, and generally feels second-rate.

Raw has improved with a more star-heavy main event scene, some interesting mid-card feuds and Kurt Angle returning as Raw General Manager. SmackDown, however, has lost much of the shine it had prior to Mania, largely due to the sudden and unpopular ascension of Jinder Mahal from an opening match act to the position of WWE Champion.

The Superstars of Raw look to settle the score at Payback, while the Superstars of SmackDown do battle at Backlash, featuring hard-hitting championship matches and a terrifying brawl in WWE’s first ever House Of Horrors!