There was absolutely nothing wrong with this match, it wasn’t bad by any stretch of the imagination, but there was also nothing special about it. Pretty much the epitome of a nothing match. Ultimately though, the match itself isn’t important, because it created all of the motivations necessary for the story to move forward in the next month. It also didn’t make sense that The New Day waited as long as they did to come out, even if they did get jumped on the way. As expected The Bar just dumped on Kofi for way too long, to the point where it just felt like they were filling time. Giving everyone that false hope of putting him in the WWE title match only for a bait and switch (even if it did seem rather obvious) was a good beat to hit, and gives him the motivation and fire Kofi needs to burst out and properly start to fight back.Īs for the match itself, it’s pretty nothing. WWE have done a really good job here on capitalizing on Kofi’s new-found momentum. This is was a hard one to place for me, because the match was total crap, but the story surrounding it was extremely interesting. Almost every match on the show was fun, but none of it matters in the long run, which is a pretty bad thing for the last PPV before Wrestlemania. That flaw is this: With the exception of Becky vs Charlotte, you could’ve taken this entire show, put it at any point on the year, and it would’ve had the same overall impact. There was a lot of good wrestling throughout the night, and even a lot of good story beats too, but it had a really big flaw. I don’t really know what to make of Fastlane.
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