Title This: 2014 WWE Money in the Bank Reaction

June 30, 2014

The Uso's defeated Erick Rowan and Luke Harper

WWE Money in the Bank The dropkick from Harper immediately turned the pace of the match. Rowan comes in and slugs away only get exchange multiple tags with Harper. Jimmy and Jey fly around and add some kicks to the stomach. I really think that their offense is perfect for a tag team that can thrive for multiple years. They are flashy and effective in every way.

Harper and Rowan are able to toss the champions to the outside and slow things up again. Harper works like a 210 pounder, but also adds in a great power skill set. Jey reverses a few moves and finally tags in Jimmy. He unloads onto Harper and hits two Samoan drops. He shows off his agility with a corkscrew dive from the top. Jimmy hits two incredible kicks to Harper's face and gets another two count. Jimmy flies and Harper is the only man up. Harper hits a massive powerbomb and Jey kicks out at two. Harper hits two suicide dives and look to be in control. Rowan heads to the top rope and gets hung up. The Uso's hit a double superplex onto Rowan, followed by two splashes from the top to get the win.

This was an incredible tag team match between two teams that are so different in so many ways. I would have had a championship change, as Wyatt's losing does not make them look as strong and dominant. Either way, the speed and power combination between these two teams were excellent. They kicked out of finishers, expanded their offensive skill set and set a pace that was both smooth and fluent throughout.

Score: 8.5/10

Paige defeated Naomi

Naomi kicks it off with some great offense. She takes a dive over the top rope and crashes onto Paige. Naomi hits a crossbody and gets a near fall. The ladies counter a few pinfalls and Naomi locks in a backbreaker submission hold. After a botched superplex from the top, Naomi tries a backslide. Paige hits a nice kick and locks in a leg lock. Naomi hits a hurricanranna and gets rolling. Naomi hits Rear View for a two count. Paige hits the knees after a split leg moonsault. Paige hits a impressive looking DDT/Suplex type move for the win.

The match was solid. Naomi shined here and I expected Cameron to get involved. After a botched superplex, it took a few minutes for the ladies to get going again. There were moments where I thought they tried to much to be creative when a logical and simple move would have been just fine.

Score: 5.5/10

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