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#4 It all comes full circle in the Symphony of Destruction
It was just shy of two years ago when we saw the first and until this past SmackDown - the only "Symphony of Destruction" match in WWE. The last time it happened was on March 5th, 2018, and it featured Braun Strowman going up against Elias.
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Elias was a heel at the time, but he had a lot of momentum behind him. The momentum that Strowman had, however, was on another level. He was arguably the hottest star in WWE at the time - full-time or part-time and just like Dean Ambrose two years before him,
Unfortunately, they didn't capitalize on that, but we all know the story of how the Roman Reigns mega push ended up affecting other superstars. Either way, the Symphony of Destruction match was fun to watch, with Corey Graves' entire call of the match being filled with Megadeth references.
It's all come full circle two years later, with the two teaming up to take on Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura. It was a fun-filled (and confusing) match that ended in favor of the babyfaces.
