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The PPV was good, but it just didn't have that "PPV feel" to it. It just felt like a very special episode of Raw.

The Tag Team Turmoil match was good along with the title match. Curtis/Kofi was quite good and actually surprising as I thought Curtis was going to lose. The Diva's title match was alright but the outcome was stupid, and I'm not just saying that because of my dislike of AJ. It actually was stupid in my opinion.

The World Title match was another good match that at the time, I didn't like that it ended via DQ, but thinking about it now, we're most likely to see a No DQ rematch, most probably at Battlefield, so I look forward to that. Miz/Fandango was your expected non-title match at NoC. To be honest, I wasn't actually that interested during the match.

Axel & Heyman/Punk was pretty good too and I was somewhat surprised that Axel was doing double duty and having two matches, but I do actually enjoy watching Curtis Axel, but like the majority of people, I think he needs to stay away from the mic, or at least practice with it more. The ending was unexpected and it does look like that Ryback is the new "Heyman Guy", which I can't help but think that it means that Axel's time with Heyman is now over and he'll slowly be distanced from Heyman now. On the other hand, we could see a tag team of Lesnar and Ryback which is interesting but somewhat of a longshot.

Ambrose/Ziggler was enjoyable but it was pretty obvious that Ziggler wasn't going to win, but even though it was obvious, the match was still enjoyable. The WWE Title match was again, good but like everyone else, the "talking point" seems to be, and rightfully so, is the fast count. Did I like the fast count? Not really, but I'm pretty sure the decision will be reversed tonight on Raw.

Overall, it was a good PPV that furthered storylines, created new ones and produced some good matches. So no disappointment here.