Best and worst of No Mercy 2017

Modified Sep 25, 2017 05:04 GMT

Despite a great start, the finish was quite week indeed! — Despite a great start, the finish was quite weak indeed!

#2 Best: Great crowd

The audience had fun through the night, and they made the show feel special

It is no surprise that the live attendance at WWE shows has been disappointing, of late. Thankfully, WWE made No Mercy feel like a big deal, and the audience showed up in big numbers.

All through the night, the audience had fun, and they were quite loud. Thankfully, no beach balls were brought out, and it was obvious that the crowd had only come down to have fun, and not interfere with the proceedings.

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Maybe one pay-per-view a month is a better idea than two, WWE. It certainly feels the show feel much more special than usual. Let's hope this becomes a WWE tradition and the company does away with the two pay-per-views a month format.

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Edited by Shruti Sadbhav