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#3 Unpredictable ending to the Tuwaiq trophy
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No offense to the other participants in the match, but out of all of them, AJ Styles was the clear favorite to win the Tuwaiq trophy, with maybe an outside chance of either Andrade or Rey Mysterio picking-up the victory.
The match in itself was quite entertaining, with R-Truth getting 3-straight wins at the beginning over Bobby Lashley, Andrade, and Eric Rowan, somewhat replicating the memorable gauntlet match performances of Seth Rollins in 2018 and Kofi Kingston in 2019. He ultimately fell short against the Phenomenal One who made him tap-out to his submission move.
It looked all but clear that Styles was going to beat Rey Mysterio and lift the trophy before the master of the 619 was attacked backstage by the OC. And guess who made the save? Okay, no points for guessing, it was The Undertaker.
As dramatic as it gets, I loved the entire set-up, leading to the return of the Dead Man. It surely was an unpredictable ending to the Tuwaiq trophy, which would surely become more "prestigious" in the hands of the Phenom.
