SNME: Was It Worth Watching?

Send us Fan MailSaturday Night’s Main Event was one of those WWE specials that wasn’t bad at all, but also didn’t feel essential by the end of the night. The wrestling itself was mostly solid, the crowd stayed into the show, and there were a few standout moments, but nothing really felt game-changing. It honestly came across like a filler event between bigger storylines instead of a show that people are going to remember months from now. WWE clearly focused more on building toward future matches instead of making this feel like a huge event, and that really showed throughout the night.The opening six-woman tag match with Jade Cargill, Michin, and B-FAB vs. Rhea Ripley, Charlotte Flair, and Alexa Bliss brought a lot of energy and gave the crowd a fun start to the show. Jade getting the pin on Rhea was probably the biggest takeaway from the match. Brie Bella and Paige defending the Women’s Tag Team Titles against Lash Legend and Nia Jax was decent, but it never really reached another level emotionally. Becky Lynch vs. Sol Ruca had some smooth moments and athletic counters, but the disqualification finish completely hurt the momentum and made the match feel more like setup than payoff.The World Tag Team Championship match between The Vision and The Street Profits had good action, but the interference-heavy ending made it feel overly complicated. Penta vs. Ethan Page was probably the best straight-up wrestling match on the entire card. Ethan Page looked great in defeat, and Penta continuing to build momentum was one of the few things on the show that actually felt important. Overall, the event was solid enough to sit through, but nothing about it screamed “must-watch.” It felt more like an extended episode of weekly TV than a memorable WWE special.#SNME #WWESNME #WWE #Penta #solrucaFor business related inquiries contact me at: [email protected] the show