Then Ryback just squashed him with a spinebuster. The story turned to “Ryback can kick out of any of Kalisto’s flashy moves”, but Kalisto kept on coming, scoring a near-fall from a roll-up after a Salida del Sol attempt was blocked. Kalisto switched a quebrada (can’t call it a Lionsault!) into a tornado DDT after being caught by Ryback, following up with a DDT off the top-rope onto the apron on Ryback. Kalisto drops Ryback with a corkscrew plancha to the floor in the opening minutes, but Ryback retaliates by shoving the champion into the turnbuckles during a wheelbarrow bulldog attempt.
Either that, or the Chicago crowd were aiming that at referee John Cone. Ryback cheapshots Kalisto at the bell, and is almost immediately met with chants of “Goldberg” and “You Can’t Wrestle”. He’s just a regular Heart-ache Kid, isn’t he?
Ryback must be feeling a little flush, as he’s had a weightlifting belt made with “the Pre-Show Stopper” written on the back of it. United States Championship: Kalisto (c) vs. If they were going for “Corbin’s a rookie, and wasted too much time when he had the match won”, it was a decent story to tell, but the win does nothing for Ziggler. Corbin regained the advantage outside by throwing Ziggler with an Alley-Oop into the ring post, but Corbin took way too much time getting back inside, and fell to a quick schoolboy roll-up from Ziggler. The best part of these pre-shows is that Mauro Ranallo is getting some live experience! Standard Ziggler fare early on, with his “I’ll run at you and jump almost over you before punching” attack in the corner.Ī second attempt at the same spot saw Ziggler get dropped throat-first across the top rope, as Corbin controlled the early portion of the match, at least until Ziggler grabbed a sleeperhold, following up with a Famouser for a two-count. The pre-show featured two matches – as seems to becoming the norm – as the in-ring action kicked off with Baron Corbin and his new brown trousers! However, 2016’s Payback featured a card that, on paper, looked to be WrestleMania level, especially with the introduction of new faces. This year’s show was shuffled to be the post-WrestleMania pay-per-view, much like Backlash and Extreme Rules.
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