He also thought Triple H’s and Stephanie’s entrance was neat, adding that Triple H’s Terminator entrance from a couple of WrestleMania’s ago was probably his favourite entrance of all time. He says he always wanted to do a Terminator entrance.
Ryback didn’t have a problem with The Undertaker picking up a quick and decisive win over John Cena. He thought Undertaker looked great, and if that turned out to be Undertaker’s last match he’d have no issue with that. He adds that Cena doesn’t get hurt by losses, and he thought Cena probably could have lost a bit more earlier in his career. However, he admits that probably wasn’t Cena’s call to make.
He thought Daniel Bryan looked great in his return to the ring, and he was very happy for him. He points out that this was a comeback story that everyone could relate to, and it was great seeing Bryan in the ring again. He also thinks that Bryan’s only going to get better as he gets more reps in after being out of the ring for a couple of years.
Ryback notes that the live audience seemed down for the WWE Championship match between A.J. Styles and Nakamura. The show had been ongoing for a number of hours at this point and there’s no doubt that the audience was fatigued, but Ryback was also concerned that WWE didn’t build this match well enough.
He points out that the hardcore fans might have considered this to be a dream match, but questions whether WWE did enough to make casual viewers care about it. Regardless, he liked Nakamura’s heel turn at the end of the match because he thinks Nakamura will be better suited as a heel in North America right now.
