WWE TLC 2017: 5 cringeworthy moments

#5 Too sweet

Thier match deserved a too sweet, but what were WWE's intentions?

This is a very special entry on this list because while it made me mark out like nobody's business, I still had to cringe at the deeper meaning. WWE sent out a cease and desist to The Young Bucks over their usage of the "too sweet' gesture after Nick and Matt Jackson upset Vince McMahon with their Bullet Club Invasion.

This is a gesture WWE doesn't really utilise often even though a couple performers who used to be in The Bullet Club still implement the gesture.

The announcers kept referring to Styles and Balor as former leaders of "The Notorious Club" all night because they weren't allowed to say Bullet Club. But at the end of their epic confrontation in Minneapolis, Styles and Balor met in the middle of the ring for a huge too sweet.

WWE has since made this image the banner on their Twitter profile and sent it out in full-force to promote its importance.

While I will never get sick of seeing Finn Balor and AJ Styles giving each other a respectful too sweet in the middle of the ring after their amazing contest, a piece of me wonders if WWE is pushing this image even more so they have some weight to their claims of ownership to the gesture's intellectual property.

TOO F'N SWEET! #WWETLC #WWE pic.twitter.com/DCE9G2OHKB

— Brian The Guppie (@briantheguppie) October 23, 2017