Riddle def. Mustafa Ali via pinfall to retain the title

Nia Jax & Shayna Baszler def. Bianca Belair & Sasha Banks via pinfall to retain the titles

Big E def. Apollo Crews via pinfall to retain the title

Seth Rollins def. Shinsuke Nakamura via pinfall.

Braun Strowman def. Elias via pinfall. Grade: C-

Drew McIntyre def. Sheamus via pinfall. Grade: A-Glad Drew  beat this two faced back stabber it was never Drew's friend.

Alexa Bliss def. Randy Orton via pinfall

Before the match, Orton once again vomited the black goo. Orton tried to attack once the match began but Bliss moved out of the way, sending him crashing shoulder-first into the ring post. Lights then fell from the rigging, nearly hitting Orton while Bliss laughed. Bliss taunted Orton to get back in the ring, shooting a fireball at him after he did so. A burned hand emerged from a hole in the ring, grabbing Orton's ankle before The Fiend came through the canvas. Bliss shoved Orton forward into The Fiend, allowing him to hit Sister Abigail for Bliss to cover for the three count. The match, like the entire Orton vs. Fiend angle, will largely come down to personal tastes. But the return of The Fiend was solid enough to overcome a bit of a slog through keeping Bliss and Orton from actually making physical contact and violating WWE's stance on intergender wrestling.

 Riddle def. Mustafa Ali via pinfall to retain the title

Nia Jax & Shayna Baszler def. Bianca Belair & Sasha Banks via pinfall to retain the titles

Big E def. Apollo Crews via pinfall to retain the title

Seth Rollins def. Shinsuke Nakamura via pinfall.

Braun Strowman def. Elias via pinfall. Grade: C-

Drew McIntyre vs. Sheamus (No Holds Barred match and Drew McIntyre beat this mean sneaky bad man do glad he made the BUM PAY!!!!!

Drew McIntyre def. Sheamus via pinfall. Grade: A-Glad Drew  beat this two faced back stabber it was never Drew's friend.

Alexa Bliss def. Randy Orton via pinfall

Before the match, Orton once again vomited the black goo. Orton tried to attack once the match began but Bliss moved out of the way, sending him crashing shoulder-first into the ring post. Lights then fell from the rigging, nearly hitting Orton while Bliss laughed. Bliss taunted Orton to get back in the ring, shooting a fireball at him after he did so. A burned hand emerged from a hole in the ring, grabbing Orton's ankle before The Fiend came through the canvas. Bliss shoved Orton forward into The Fiend, allowing him to hit Sister Abigail for Bliss to cover for the three count. The match, like the entire Orton vs. Fiend angle, will largely come down to personal tastes. But the return of The Fiend was solid enough to overcome a bit of a slog through keeping Bliss and Orton from actually making physical contact and violating WWE's stance on intergender wrestling.

Roman Reigns def. Daniel Bryan via pinfall to retain the title

Bryan was almost playful early on, trying to show Reigns that he couldn't keep up with the challenger on a hold-for-hold basis. He proved that point right through the early stages, getting in Reigns' head with takedowns and holds before throwing jabs to the body and leg kicks while dodging out of the way. Reigns tried for a headlock takedown but was caught in a submission, finally having to resort to throwing a headbutt to take over on offense. Reigns' power was eventually able to allow him to take over the match as Edge paced around ringside. After taking a prolonged beating, Bryan was finally able to get his offense firing again after a series of kicks, but an attempt at a rana from the top rope was countered into a Boston crab by Reigns.

Bryan was able to fire back yet again, landing some offense outside the ring and then a knee to the arm of Reigns, attempting to soften him up for a Yes Lock. Reigns lost control and began attacking Bryan in the corner while ignoring the referee, but Bryan continued to fire back, hitting a rana and then a pair of kicks to the head for a near fall. Bryan then landed a series of stomps to the face before rolling into a Yes Lock and re-securing the hold after Reigns nearly escaped. Reigns managed to break Bryan's grip and land a flurry of punches, leading to Bryan inadvertently taking out the referee with a running knee. Reigns hit a spear and Edge slid into the ring to make the count, but Bryan kicked out at two. As Reigns argued with Edge and tried to attack Bryan, Bryan locked in a triangle choke before transitioning to a Yes Lock and landing crossface strikes. Jey Uso ran in and delivered a superkick to Edge and another to Bryan before grabbing a steel chair from ringside, only to be hit with a Bryan running knee. Bryan went to hit Reigns with the chair but Reigns moved, causing Bryan to hit Edge before being hit with a Superman punch. Bryan then countered a spear back into the Yes Lock. Reigns began tapping out, but Edge hit Bryan with a chair, then did the same to Reigns before storming off. A new referee came to the ring as Reigns crawled to cover Bryan for the victory.

This was outstanding stuff from both men. Daniel Bryan has a legitimate claim to being the greatest professional wrestler in history exactly because of matches like this -- making changes both small and large that completely alter a match while remaining true to his established character. It seems clear he will be entered into the WrestleMania match with Edge and Reigns, and there's nothing bad about that at all. 

 Angel-Mgr.