User Reviews

This ppv was ok at best.I felt like Goldberg and Undertaker should have been fighting in 1999 instead of 2019,a mess and terrible match which gave Goldberg a concussion.Besides that 50 men in a battle royal is just hard to keep track of,and Randy Orton vs Triple H is just too long.Now to my optimistic side,Finn Balor vs Andrade was a decent match and Seth Rollins getting revenge on Brock Lesnar was a great moment.This is not worth watching during your free time but if you do decide to watch it on the WWE network I recommend you just skip Goldberg vs Undertaker at the end because it just helps ruin their legacy in a terrible match.This gets 4/10 for a reason.

So WWE returned to The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for a 3rd time on their third international and global PPV/EVENT. If I wnated to talk about this event I think I should talk from two perspectives; The Spectacle perspective on which WWE did an amazing work on putting an awesome yet another attraction to the local fans of Saudi Arabia, the show being described (better than or exceeds Wrestlemania) by WWE themselves. The stage and fireworks were really something special and excellent and I give a tgumbs up and I think the majority of those who watch WWE for such spectacles are going to agree with me. However, from the PRO-WRESTLING perspective; honestly it was less than good. The storylines were weak, the superstars themselves weren't interacting with their fans NOT THAT MUCH ANYWAY and also they gave whoever was watching the show the sense of being bored about going to Saudi Arabia and performing there. And as an attendee myself, I noticed that the crowd were deadly silent and were just waiting for some matches to end, matches that are in my opinion if they were anywhere in the U.S would be very interesting. And speaking of the fans, there wasn't a large crowd in there because many I mean MANY seats were empty in the stadium and that's because of the company responsible for tickets and their prices, first they opened tickets with REALLY high prices and no one bought them and then they re-opened some tickets and (I GUESS) they gave the front seas to younger and interested fans rather than reserving them to the NON-INTERESTED VIP people which in my opinion was a positive move. The show in general was less than expected and I really don't know what to say about it other than MEH. One of the hottest moments during the entire show was when the Saudi Superstar Mansoor won the 50 Man Battle Royal, the crowd was EXPLOSIVE, and WWE decided to re-do what they did to the Australian fans when they let Buddy Murphy win the cruiser weight title just to win the crowd. In general, I hope WWE give women the oppertunity to compete in SA because this time they were very close but rejected by Saudi officials for an unknown reason after bringing two female superstars over to Saudi Arabia for nothing. I give this show a 6/10. Rami Agel.