If you went into the show thinking that either Lesnar or Ambrose were going to win, you were always going to have a bad time. Reigns is their guy and they're going to do every trick in the book to have fans boo HHH, starting with the Vincent J McMahon award.
Otherwise...
Del Rio/Kalisto maybe one of the best pre-show matches of all-time. It should have been on the show proper ahead of that in-ring promo but still a quality match all the same.
Diva's tag was an interesting way to start the show and while it wasn't anything to write home about, it achieved what it set out to do. Sasha came off as a star, the story was consistent through out, a solid opener.
Owens/Ziggler was strange. Technically it was a good match, but we've seen it so many times that it just dragged on and on.
I skipped the six man tag but was also surprised by the result.
I thought Brie/Charlotte was a well laid out match with sub-par execution. It was fine, but a couple of spots were really sloppy and in a match featuring Brie Bella, it didn't help.
Jericho/Styles was a very good match with plenty of neat spots and counters. It's a weird one because we've seen Styles have so many great matches outside of the WWE that 'very good' doesn't seem to cut it.
At that point, I skipped to the main event where the Network glitched out and spoiled the result for it.
I couldn't be bothered watching it after that. Which is a shame because I heard some great things about it as a match.
