#tlc14

I suppose you mean the ending between Bray and Dean? I liked it. I mean i’d like a clean win, but it didn’t go down like that nor am I a writer, so there’s nothing I can do about it, ya know? lol I’d like either of the guys to get a clean win at this point but I do see why they chose the ending, it’s not because neither of them deserve a clean win, its because neither of them need a clean loss…. i hope that makes sense, sounded sensible in my head. haha.I don’t think WWE wanted to take the risk of having a clean loss on either guy. I wouldn’t imagine it’d have a huge impact to their personas though because I think both guys would have been able to bounce back no matter who came up short. (I do think people would complain even more if it was a clean win, especially if Ambrose was on the losing end) But if it did hurt anyone, in my opinion, it’d hurt Bray more than Dean. Bray’s being pushed as this monster that destroys everything in his path, a loss for him could actually do some sort of damage. Dean is being pushed as this dude who just enjoys fighting. He’ll go to whatever insane lengths he needs to just because he likes to, and it just so happened to be that craving to take it one step further cost him the match… which now has me thinking… maybe this ending was the better option?? Bray hasn’t taken a loss and Dean seems even more unstable now that he was going to smash Bray’s head in with a television before it exploded in his face. Wow anon… you’re making me reavaluate my opinions… I like it. But long story short, do I think WWE could have had a clean win and write a well enough continuation of the feud/transition into the guys next feuds (which ever that may be), yes. Do I also see the benefit of the actual outcome? Yeah. Do I now appreciate this ending even more now? Yepp.This is way too long of an answer for your question, and if you’re still ready at this point, kudos. I liked the ending, probably now more than I did when I started writing this, so… Thanks? Stick around anon, I like you. haha. :D`