Title This: WWE Smackdown Reaction “WWE Needs to Tie Up Their Loose Ends”

October 4, 2014

Sheamus and Dolph Ziggler defeated Damien Mizdow snd The Miz

Sheamus works on Mizdow early in the match and then sending him to the apron and hitting some chops to his chest. He flies to the outside and knocks both guys out with a double clothesline. Mizdow works on Sheamus with some kicks and a neckbreaker. Ziggler gets the hot tag and takes down Mizdow with flying clotheslines and a dropkick.

He tries for Fameassser, but ends up hitting his hanging DDT. The Miz breaks up the count and Sheamus tackles him to the outside. Another dropkick and a two count for Ziggler. Shmeaus throws Miz into the barricade and Miz uses a chair to get the upper hand on Sheamus. Inside the ring, Dolph Ziggler is able to reverse Mizdow and hit a Zig Zag for the win.

The action certainly picked up after the commercial break. All you need to know is that Dolph Ziggler got the hot tag over Sheamus. He is the mid card champion that is more over right now and that is because Ziggler has more levels of his character. Sheamus seems to be eying Miz, while Ziggler will most likely defend against Cesaro. This was a fun tag team match, even though it was stripped down to a pretty basic match with no spectacular spots.

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Paige defeated Naomi

Naomi hits a few elbows into the corner and a dropkick. She hits a huricanranna and kicks Paige in the knee. Alicia Fox drags her to the outside to save her new friend. Naomi hits a body dive to the outside, taking out Fox. She hits a high kick onto Paige and another athletic move. Paige drags her into the ring and then locks in the PTO. Naomi taps out.

Strangely booked match here between the Divas. Paige picks up the win, but Naomi was the most impressive Diva. If she did not have her eye injury, I wonder if Paige would have been called up as soon as she did. I am happy she did, but Naomi is by far the most athletic Diva and has a bright future ahead of herself.

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