5 questions from WWE Battleground we most need answering

#5 Can this please be the last ever Punjabi Prison match?

Hopefully the last one.

Wrestling fans either have very short memories or else they just like to see car-crash television for the fun of it. The match most people were looking forward to last night seemed to be the main event, which I suppose is how it should ultimately be when it comes to wrestling shows.

Unfortunately, last night's main event took place inside a Punjabi Prison. The stipulation to the match is far too convoluted to be entertaining.

The fact that there are four doors around the inner structure means that nobody was really expecting anything to happen until the final door was raised. Why would somebody escape from the structure at the first time of asking? We were basically just waiting around until the action spilt outside.

The match did improve when both men escaped, but again, why is it such a big deal to escape the inner structure when we all know both men will be on the outside sooner or later? The whole affair felt so formulaic that we were all reminded why we haven't seen this stipulation for a number of years.

The return of Khali was a nice moment to end the show with, and it means Jinder got to retain the title. Whether or not Randy will get another shot at Summerslam remains to be seen, but surely they need to involve at least one other person in the match considering Summerslam will be their fourth meeting.

With all said and done, I don't think many people have a problem with Jinder holding the belt anymore. He has survived enough of Randy Orton to at least look like a decent heel champion. Orton's involvement in the feud is now a little unnecessary, so perhaps Corbin or Cena can find a way to be involved before next month.