Best and worst of Royal Rumble 2020- Big push for underrated stars, Major mistake with Charlotte Flair?

#4 Best: No red light at all!

'The Fiend' @WWEBrayWyatt reigns supreme with the @WWE Universal Championship after a BRUTAL 'Strap Match' with @WWEDanielBryan! #RoyalRumble pic.twitter.com/IrJn2ULIPN

— WWE on FOX (@WWEonFOX) January 27, 2020

One of the biggest issues with The Fiend's matches thus far has been the red light, which set his character apart but was also a huge deterrent to people enjoying his clashes. I am glad to report that the strap match between The Fiend and Daniel Bryan for the WWE Universal Championship did not feature the red light and it was a welcome development, in my opinion.

I get the fact that the red light was used to create an ominous atmosphere but it also impaired visibility to a great degree and honestly, ruined the experience for many a fan. Under the normal lights, Bray Wyatt and Daniel Bryan stepped up their game and actually put on the best match both men have had, in quite some time.

And so, there you have it. This was my review of the Royal Rumble and you, the constant reader may be aware that usually my reviews end with an extra 'worst' but there were far more 'bests' than 'worsts' this time around!

And as always, I bid farewell with an image of The Goddess, Alexa Bliss.

You demanded a rematch and now it's on! @MmmGorgeous puts the #UUDDTitle on the line against @AlexaBliss_WWE at #UUDDRumble!#UUDD pic.twitter.com/Oh9dUv4CCs

— UpUpDownDown (@UpUpDwnDwn) January 26, 2020